kendra biked 10kilometers on monday .she biked twice as many kilometers on tuseday how many total meters did she bike

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hram777 [196]3 years ago

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Answer:

10km+10km*2 = 30km

30km*(1000m/1km) = 30000m

In the second equation of the problem, the kilometers from the initial total distance biked is cancelled out by the conversion of kilometers to meters, as seen in the 1000m/1km (or 1000 meters for every 1 kilometer).

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