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Adam needs to drive a distance of 372 miles to attend a seminar in New

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Based on the total distance to the seminar and the proportion driven , the number of miles driven is<u> 124 miles. </u>

The driver has to drive 372 miles to get to the seminar and has driven 1 / 3 of this distance.

<h3>Number of miles driven </h3>

The number of miles Adam has driven is:

<em>= Fraction of distance driven x Total distance</em>

= 1 / 3 x 372

= 124 miles

In conclusion, Adam has driven 124 miles.

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