Ajay's town is 1503 miles away from Delhi and Delhi is 1970 miles away from Rakesh's house. If Rakesh wants to go to Ajay's town. find the distance Rakesh needs to travel.

To find the distance Rakesh needs to travel to reach Ajay's town, we can add the distance from Rakesh's house to Delhi and the distance from Delhi to Ajay's town.

Given:
- Distance from Ajay's town to Delhi = 1503 miles
- Distance from Delhi to Rakesh's house = 1970 miles

So, the total distance Rakesh needs to travel is:

\[
\text{Total distance} = 1503 \text{ miles} + 1970 \text{ miles} = 3473 \text{ miles}
\]

Therefore, Rakesh needs to travel **3473 miles** to reach Ajay's town.

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Here are 5 related questions you might find interesting:
1. What if Ajay's town was 200 miles closer to Delhi? How would that affect the total distance?
2. If Rakesh travels halfway to Delhi, how far will he have traveled?
3. How long would it take Rakesh to travel 3473 miles at a speed of 60 miles per hour?
4. What if Rakesh took a different route that is 10% longer? What would be the new distance?
5. How much would the distance change if Delhi was moved 100 miles further away from both Rakesh's house and Ajay's town?

**Tip:** When solving distance problems, it's essential to ensure you're summing up the correct segments of the journey to avoid any errors.

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