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Hannah’s best long jump is 2.6 meters and Jenny’s best is 1.47 meters how much farther can Hannah jump than Jenny
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Hannah’s best long jump is 2.6 meters and Jenny’s best is 1.47 meters how much farther can Hannah jump than Jenny
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Answer: 1.13 meters
Step-by-step explanation: 2.6-1.47=1.13
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