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On Monday, Maggie ran n miles. On Tuesday, she ran 90% of the number of miles that she ran on Monday. On Wednesday, she ran 50% of the
number of miles that she ran on Tuesday.
Move a symbol to the box and expressions to the blanks to create two equivalent expressions that represent the total number of miles
Maggie ran on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday.
First expression: n +0.900
Second expression:
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