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Jack the kangaroo hopped 50 yards in the same time that a young kangaroo hopped 10 feet. How many more feet did Jack hop? ft
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Jack the kangaroo hopped 50 yards in the same time that a young kangaroo hopped 10 feet. How many more feet did Jack hop? ft

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Distance Jack hopped = 50 yards
Distance Jack hopped = 50 x 3 = 150 feet

Distance young kangaroo hopped = 10 feet.

Difference = 150 - 10 = 140 feet
User Katy Lavallee
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ack hopped a total of 150 feet, that is 140 over what the young kangaroo hopped
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