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Zeb wants to make the world's longest shoelace. He has a shoelace that is 22 cm long and another shoelace that is 7 cm longer th

an the first shoelace.
How long would Zeb's shoelace be if he lined the two laces up end to end?

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yawa3891 [41]3 years ago

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The correct answer would be 51 cm.

Hope this helps.

Inessa [10]3 years ago

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First shoelace- 22 cm
Second shoelace- 7+22= 29
Total length of combined shoelaces- 22+29=51
51 cm is the total length of the two combined shoelaces.

Hope this helps! I would greatly appreciate a brainliest! :)

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