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Mathematics, 08.07.2019 09:30 guzmangisselle

Jenny’s frog made one jump of 2.34 meters. christina’s frog made jumps of 1.22 meters and 0.89 meters. how much further did jenny’s frog jump in one jump than christina’s frog in two jumps combined. problem solve with decimals

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