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Stuart rode his 6 3/5 miles last week. This week he rode 1 1/3 times as far as he rode which statement is true?
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Stuart rode his 6 3/5 miles last week. This week he rode 1 1/3 times as far as he rode which statement is true?
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b. he rode more miles this week
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