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A hiker is exploring a trail. The trail has three sections: the first 25%25 \% of the trail is along a river, the next 58\frac{5}{8} of the trail is through a forest, and the remaining 3 km of the trail is up a hill. How long is the trail?
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A hiker is exploring a trail. The trail has three sections: the first 25% of the trail is along a river, the next (5)/(8) of the trail is through a forest, and the remaining 3 km of the trail is up a hill. How long is the trail?
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A hiker is exploring a trail. The trail has three sections: the first $25 \%$ of the trail is along a river, the next $\frac{5}{8}$ of the trail is through a forest, and the remaining 3 km of the trail is up a hill. How long is the trail?

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