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After Biking 5 1/2 miles, Jada has travled 2/3 of ths length of hef trip. How long (in miles) is the entire length of her trip?
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After Biking 5 1/2 miles, Jada has travled 2/3 of ths length of hef trip. How long (in miles) is the entire length of her trip?
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After Biking 5 1/2 miles, Jada has travled 2/3 of ths length of hef trip. How long (in miles) is the entire length of her trip?
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8.25 miles
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