A car gets on the interstate at exit 25. It gets off at exit 103. How far did the car go in the interstate?

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A car gets on the interstate at exit 25. Is the question that tells what needs to be calculated.
A car gets on the interstate at exit 25. Is the question that tells what needs to be calculated.

It gets off at exit 103. Is the question that tells what needs to be calculated.
It gets off at exit 103. Is the question that tells what needs to be calculated.

How far did the car go in the interstate? Is the question that tells what needs to be calculated.

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To find out how far the car traveled on the interstate, you simply need to subtract the entrance exit number from the exit number where the car got off. Here’s the calculation:

Exit 103 - Exit 25 = Distance traveled

103 - 25 = 78

So, the car traveled 78 exits on the interstate.

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