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3 years ago

jose jumped 8 1/3 feet. this was 2 1/3 feet farther than lila jumped. how far did lila jump TELL MEH AFTER THIS I GET ON IXL

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In this scenario Jose jumped the distance Lila jumped plus 2 1/3 ft, so...

Lilia + 2 1/3 = 8 1/3

subtract 2 1/3 from each side to get Lila by herself

Lila = 8 1/3 - 2 1/3
Lila = 6

Lila jumped 6 feet

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