1.Three students have a sack race at the school carnival. At the end of the race, Greta had gone 8 feet. Jacob had gone twice as far as Greta. Emily had.

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1.Three students have a sack race at the school carnival. At the end of the race, Greta had gone 8 feet. Jacob had gone twice as far as Greta. Emily had gone half as Far as Greta. In what order did the students finish the race? Answer the questions. 1.How many people were in the race? 2.What does twice as far mean? 3.What does half as far as mean?

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Problem 4 An amusement park sells tickets for rides. You can buy 3 tickets For a dollar. How many tickets can you buy with 8 dollars?

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