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If sam ran 2hrs on the treadmill and Sarah ran 4/3 miles on the But how many did John do altogether.

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Bad White [126]3 years ago

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3 1/3 i think hope this helped :).

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if Sam ran 2hrs on the treadmill and Sarah ran 4/3 miles on the But how many did John do altogether?

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