Melinda leaves her house and drives to the library. She
travels v miles.
Next, she leaves the...
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Melinda leaves her house and drives to the library. She
travels v miles.
Next, she leaves the library and goes to the store. She
travels miles.
When she is done at the store, she heads back to her
house. If the distance from the store to her house is
15.6 miles, then she will have traveled miles
total.
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