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Mathematics, 14.12.2020 16:50 xandrygentile

Casey traveled 4 3/5 miles. She then stopped for a break. After her break, she traveled another 1/2 mile and stopped to eat a snack. Then, Casey went an additional 1/4 mile. How many miles did Casey travel altogether

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