Mathematics, 09.11.2020 20:30 dalton200166

The distance from Joe's house to the creek is 5.5 km. The distance from Jane's house to the creek is twice as far. Both Joe and Jane are leaving their houses to go to the creek. How much further, in meters, does Jane have to walk than Joe?

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