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On the first day of a road trip, Roberto traveled 213 miles from home. On the second day, he drove 149 miles farther. How many m

iles from home is Roberto at the end of his second day? * 1 point 1. 362 miles 2. 213 miles 3. 149 miles 4.63 miles

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jek_recluse [69]2 years ago

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The answer would be 362 miles

add the number of miles from day one and day two

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