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The femur is the upper leg bone, and the tibia is one of the lower leg bones. the average length of the fumer is 50.5 cm,and the

average length of the tibia is 43.03 cm. estimate the total length of the leg if the bones were placed end to end

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Vilka [71]1 year ago

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50.5 cm + 43.03 cm = 93.53

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