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Taylor is competing in a 30 kilometers race. She has already run 12.35 kilometers through a park and swam 3.75 kilometers. She w

ill bike the rest of the way.
How far does Taylor need to bike to finish the race?

a. 8.6 km

b. 13.9 km

c. 16.1 km

d. 17.65 km

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miv72 [106K]2 years ago

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B is the correct answer

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