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Jamal ran 8 kilometers, sprinted 500 meters, and climbed bleachers for a distance of 2 kilometers during track practice. How man

y meters did he travel during practice? meters Convert metric units of length word problems

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Margaret [11]4 years ago

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10,500 I think that would be the answer

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