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8 mi. 133 yd. 2 ft. – 5 mi. 107 yd. 2 ft.

8 mi. 133 yd. 2 ft. – 5 mi. 107 yd. 2 ft.
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8 mi. 133 yd. 2 ft. – 5 mi. 107 yd. 2 ft.

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8 mi. 133 yd. 2 ft. - 5mi. 107 yd. 2 ft.

= (8 mi. - 5 mi.) + (133 yd. - 107 yd) + (2 ft. - 2ft.)

= 3 mi. +26 yd.

= 3 mi. 26 yd.

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