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2 years ago

If I ran 1.23 kilometers and ran it another time how much have I ran altogether

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vladimir2022 [97]2 years ago

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"If I ran 1.23 kilometers and ran it another time how much have I ran altogether"

That would mean you ran 1.23 kilometers twice so our equation is 1.23*2 which would be equal to 2.46

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