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If a kangaroo can jump 1.68 times that of a wolf, how many meters can a kangaroo jump?
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If a kangaroo can jump 1.68 times that of a wolf, how many meters can a kangaroo jump?
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A kangaroo can jump 14 meters or 49 feet
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