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On Monday, Deborah ran 3 2− 5miles and on Tuesday she ran 4 1− 5miles. How many miles did she run on these two days together?

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On Monday, Deborah ran 3 2− 5miles and on Tuesday she ran 4 1− 5miles. How many miles did she run on...