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Ken and Steve are in a long jump competition. Ken jumps 15 metres. Steve jumps 1.5 metres. a) Who jumps further, Ken or Steve? b) How much further does he jump? Give your answer…

Ken and Steve are in a long jump competition. Ken jumps 15 metres. Steve jumps 1.5 metres. a) Who jumps further, Ken or Steve? b) How much further does he jump? Give your answer…
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Ken and Steve are in a long jump competition.

Ken jumps 15 metres.
Steve jumps 1.5 metres.
a) Who jumps further, Ken or Steve?
b)
How much further does he jump?
Give your answer in metres.

User Raugaral
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Answer:

steve

Explanation:

he jumps 13.5

User Patrick Parker
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Answer:

Ken jumps further

Explanation:

he jumps 13.5 metres further then Steve

User Cbass
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