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Bernard is training for a race . He performs the same exercise routine every day. In a 7 day week does Bernard spend more time w

eight lifting or jogging?howmuch more time?

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GREYUIT [131]3 years ago

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The hidden question is how much time does Bernard spend weight lifting in 1 week because the answer to jogging is already there, which is 140

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