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Lisa can run 4 more miles than Marlie. Marlie can run twice as many miles as Amy. Amy can run 3 miles. How many miles can Lisa run?
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Lisa can run 4 more miles than Marlie. Marlie can run twice as many miles as Amy. Amy can run 3 miles. How many miles can Lisa run?
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Lisa can run 4 more miles than Marlie. Marlie can run twice as many miles as Amy. Amy can run 3 miles. How many miles can Lisa run?
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Lisa - 10 Miles
Marlie - 6 Miles
Amy - 3 Miles
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