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Marco left his house and went to the sporting goods store to buy a basketball. He then went to Jay’s house. Together the boys headed to the park along the route shown. How far did Marco travel in all?

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Marco left his house and went to the sporting goods store to buy a basketball. He then went to jays house. Together the boys headed to the park along the route shown. How far did Marco travel in all?

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