An issue of Taunton's Fine Woodworking included plans for a hall stand. The total height of the stand is 5912 59 1 2 inches. If

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the base is 25716 25 7 16 inches, how tall is the upper portion of the stand?

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evablogger [386] · Answer 1 · 2023-05-24T05:35:25+03:00

The length if the upper portion of the stand is 33. 56 inches

<h3>How to determine the length</h3>

The formula for the finding the length is given thus;

Total height = length of upper portion + length of base

Where

Length of base = 257/16

Total height = 591/2

Length of upper portion = total height - length of base

= 118/2 - 407/16

= 59 - 25. 44

= 33. 56 inches

Thus, the length if the upper portion of the stand is 33. 56 inches

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