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Yoshi is riding in a bike a thon to raise money for his favorite charity. So far he's completed 1/10 of the bike a thon. How man

y miles has yoshi biked?

1 answer:

vivado [14]3 years ago

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Not a lot of details, but the answer is:

b = how many miles is in the bike a thon

b x 1/10 = x

x = how many miles yoshi completer

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