Hank is competing in a long-jump competition. He jumped 18.5 feet on his first jump. In his next two jumps, he jumped 16.19 feet and 17.99 feet. What is the total distance for all three jumps?

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Hank is competing in a long-jump competition. He jumped 18.5 feet on his first jump. In his next two jumps, he jumped 16.19 feet and 17.99 feet. What is the total distance for all three jumps?

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the answer would be 52.68, you add all of the numbers together if you want to find the total.

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Casraf answered Jul 11, 2019

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