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In the sentence below, which word or phrase refers to a mathematical operation? While driving on the freeway, Jennifer was operating her vehicle at 10 miles per hour more than Amy. A. more than B. miles
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In the sentence below, which word or phrase refers to a mathematical operation?

While driving on the freeway, Jennifer was operating her vehicle at 10 miles per hour more than Amy.
A. more than
B. miles
C. 10
D. operating

User Simon Briggs
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The answer is A) More than. It is because, more than is indicated an addition problem.
User TheLovelySausage
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Answer:

a

Explanation:

for she was going faster then amy

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