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5km + 3400m +15000cm=

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Answer:

B. 8.55 km

Explanation:

You already have 5 km...

3,400 m is 3.4 km....

So, now we have 8.4 km.

15000 cm is 0.15 km.

0.15 + 8.4 = 8.55

Guilespi answered Aug 14, 2020

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Answer:

It would 8.55 kilometer, I believe.

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Mjlowky answered Aug 17, 2020

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