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this afternoon polly left school, rode the bus 3 4/5 miles, and then walked 1 1/5 miles to get home. How much farther did polly

ride than walk

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bekas [8.4K]3 years ago

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3 4/5=19/5
1 1/5=6/5
19/5-6/5=13/5
13/5=2 3/5

Answer:2 3/5 farther

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