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3 years ago

Speedy crawled 5/9 yards. Slimy crawled 4 times as far as speedy. How far did slimy crawl?

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ELEN [110]3 years ago

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Answer:

2 2/9 yards or 20/9 yards

Step-by-step explanation:

Slimy went 4 times as much as Speedy did so that means 5/9 x 4 yards which is the same thing as 5 x 4/9 so 5 x 4/9 equals 20/9 or 2 2/9 so Slimy crawled 2 2/9 yards.

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Speedy crawled 5/9 yards. Slimy crawled 4 times as far as speedy. How far did slimy crawl?​

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