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An airplane flew 6,772 miles one day. The next day it flew 1,252 miles. Which distance is a reasonable estimate of how many more miles the airplane flew on the first day than on the second day?
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An airplane flew 6,772 miles one day. The next day it flew

1,252 miles. Which distance is a reasonable estimate of
how many more miles the airplane flew on the first day
than on the second day?

User Zufar Sunagatov
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Answer:

5520 miles

Explanation:

6,772 miles - 1,252 miles = 5520 miles

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