Cade road 1 3/5th miles on Saturday and 1 3/4th on Sunday. how far did he ride on the two days?

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Cade road 1 3/5th miles on Saturday and 1 3/4th on Sunday. how far did he ride on the two days?

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1.60 mi +1.75 mi = 3.35 mi = 3 7/20 mi

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