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Mr and Mrs Kosley took their dog on a walk. Mr Kosley walks 5mph and Mrs Kosley walks 6mph. The dog walks 10mph. On the path, th

e dog ran back and forth between Mr and Mrs Kosley. After an hour how far did the dog run?

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Nuetrik [128]2 years ago

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ok boomer

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