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Kimberly traveled 28 miles.She traveled twice as many miles as Joe but one third as many miles as Brina .How many miles did Joe

travel?How many miles did Brina travel?

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marishachu [46]3 years ago

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Kimberly-28
2x Kimberly( Joe)-28/2=14
Brina-I don’t know:((
It’s either 28/‘33=9.33
Or 28*.33=84.

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