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Mathematics

9 August, 17:33

These are the round-trip distances that city buses traveled on different routes each month. Calculate the total distance, in miles, that buses travel each route in one year.

350 3/5 miles to Parkville

346 3/10 miles to Green City

134 1/5 miles to Evergreen Town

327 4/5 miles to Jefferson

413 7/10 miles to Clinton City

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