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1 year ago

Rita ran 2 km 30 m in a 10 km marathon. How much more distance she has to cover to finish the marathon?

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vichka [17]1 year ago

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Answer:

7.970km

Step-by-step explanation:2km 30m=2000m+30m=2030m (1km=1000m)

total distance is 10km which is 10000m.

10000m Minus 2030m equals 7970m so this give's us the answer of 7.97km (7.970km) Hope this helps!

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