Gary walked 5/8 mile to the store. he then walked 3/10 mile from the store to the bakery. about how far did Gary walk?

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I did it wrong I was thinking to complex.

What you need to do is add 5/8+3/10 ( I turned them into Decimals)

So .625 + .3 which equals .925 miles walked or if you need to put it into a fraction 9.25/10

Sorry for the wrong answer the first time.

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