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1 Summer Math Curse Summer of 2018 By Gavin Smith

2 Problem #1 I’m 9 years old, I do about 6 camping trips yearly. How many trips have I been to so far? Delicious hot shmoe’s!

3 Problem #2 We took a road trip from Portland,Oregon to Boise,Idaho. The trip was 429 miles long we averaged at 60 mph. How long did it take us?

4 Problem #3 I practiced football for the whole month of August.
4 nights per week (each were 2 hours). How many hours did I practice?

5 Answer Key #1. 54 camping trips #2. 7.15 hours long
# hours of practice

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