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An airplane flew 6,772 miles one day. The next day it flew 1,252 miles. Which distance is a reasonable estimate of how many more miles the airplane flew on the first day than on…

An airplane flew 6,772 miles one day. The next day it flew 1,252 miles. Which distance is a reasonable estimate of how many more miles the airplane flew on the first day than on…
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An airplane flew 6,772 miles one day. The next day it flew

1,252 miles. Which distance is a reasonable estimate of
how many more miles the airplane flew on the first day
than on the second day?

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User Zufar Sunagatov
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Answer:

5520 miles

Explanation:

6,772 miles - 1,252 miles = 5520 miles

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