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15 April, 23:01

Jesse has three long jumps during a track meet of 17 feet 18 feet and 15 feet Andrew had three long jumps during a track meet of 17 feet 15 feet and 18 feet overall who had a greater total jump distance which addition property can you use to find the answer

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