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A motorist drives from home to his office .The distance between his home and office is 32.27 km.After driving 15.65 km,he stoppe

d at a petrol station .How much further does he have to drive before he arrives at his office ?Give your answer to the nearest kilometre .

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Marianna [84]3 years ago

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16.62 if rounded 17km

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