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Megan and Rosa are throwing sandbags during a workout. Megan's farthest throw measured 8.9 meters. Rosa's farthest throw measure

d 10.05 meters. How much further did Rosa throw the sandbag than Meghan?

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ankoles [38]3 years ago

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10.05-8.9=1.15. Rosa threw it 1.15 meters farther than Meghan

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