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john ran 6 1/2 miles. Ben ran half the distance that John ran. Sara ran a total of 4.75 miles. What was the total distance combi

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John ran 6 1/2. Ben ran half of that, so he had run 3 1/4 and Sarah ran 4.75 miles. Add those up and you get 14.5

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