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In a marathon of 5.75 km, a runner takes two breaks, one after 2.8 km and another after 1.3 km. How many more kilometres does the runner have to run to complete the marathon?
In a marathon of 5.75 km, a runner takes two breaks, one after 2.8 km and another after 1.3 km. How many more kilometres does the runner have to run to complete the marathon?
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The correct option is C 1.65 km
Total distance covered after the second halt = (2.8 + 1.3) km = 4.1 km
Therefore, distance left to be covered = (5.75 - 4.10) km = 1.65 km
1.65 km
Total distance covered after the second halt = (2.8 + 1.3) km = 4.1 km
Therefore, distance left to be covered = (5.75 - 4.10) km = 1.65 km
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