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2 years ago

How high would a 2 story building be?

2 answers:

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This would definitely vary but if I were to say I would probably think each story would be about 10 feet so it so 2 stories should be about 20 feet. but keep in mind that every building is unique.

ziro4ka [17]2 years ago

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It depend on what building it is

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