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Mount McKinley, in Alaska, is about 3.848 miles high. If a mountain climber can climb 0.25 miles per day, about how long, to the nearest day, would it take to climb Mount McKinley?

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Mount McKinley, in Alaska, is about 3.848 miles high. If a mountain climber can climb 0.25 miles per day, about how long, to the nearest day, would it take to climb Mount McKinley?

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