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Marcus jumped “x” feet. Bridget jumped 2/3 more than the amount of what Marcus jumped. Write an expression for the number of feet Bridget jumped. pls I have 2 mins

Marcus jumped “x” feet. Bridget jumped 2/3 more than the amount of what Marcus jumped. Write an expression for the number of feet Bridget jumped. pls I have 2 mins
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Marcus jumped “x” feet.

Bridget jumped 2/3 more than the amount of what Marcus jumped.

Write an expression for the number of feet Bridget jumped.

pls I have 2 mins

User Achille G
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Bridget is x + 2/3x = 1 2/3x
User RowanX
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Bridget would be: 2/3x
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