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Jessica rode 9 miles farther than Roger rode. Let rrepresent the number ofmiles Roger rode. Write an expression for the number o

f miles Jessica rode

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fenix001 [56]3 years ago

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R+9 Because Jessica rode 9 miles more than Roger, you would add 9 to Roger's number making the expression r+9

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