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2 years ago

Greg's long jump measured 5 2/3 feet. Peter's long jump measured 6 3/4 feet. How many feet did the two boys jump altogether?

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Len [333]2 years ago

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Answer:

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Step-by-step explanation:

add 5.66+6.75=12.41

or 5 2/3 +6 3/4, get common denominator which is 12, then divide to get 5 8/12 +6 9/12= 11 17/12 or 12 5/12

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