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James bike 5.40 miles Fred bike 9.2 how much farther did James ride then Fred in a fraction

1 answer:

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3 8/10 of a mile. You subtract 5.4 from 9.2 and get 3.8 and 3.8 in fraction form is 3 and 8/10. 3 8/10 simplyfied is 3 4/5

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