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A model train has an engine and five boxcars. The engine is 14 cm long and each boxcar is 9cm long. There is a 1 cm space between cats. How long is the train
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A model train has an engine and five boxcars. The engine is 14 cm long and each boxcar is 9cm long. There is a 1 cm space between cats. How long is the train
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A model train has an engine and five boxcars. The engine is 14 cm long and each boxcar is 9cm long. There is a 1 cm space between cats. How long is the train
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64cm :)
is the answer to you question
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