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A bullfrog travelled 9.32m in 10 jumps. how far was each jump
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A bullfrog travelled 9.32m in 10 jumps. how far was each jump
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Each jump was 0.932. You can get answers like these by dividing 9.32(distance) by 10(no. Of jumps
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Each jump was 0.932m
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