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Last week Rachel power walked 2 3/5 miles per day on each of the seven days during the same week she also jogged 5 3/4 per day o

n 4 days what was the total number of miles Rachel power walked and jogged last week

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Korolek [52]2 years ago

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41 and 1/5 miles.

You can get this by multiplying the distances by number of days. Then add the two together.

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