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1 year ago

Who is the tallest 35 5/6, 35 3/8, 35 1/4, 35.1, or 35.7

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castortr0y [4]1 year ago

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Based on the heights of the people, the person who is the tallest amongst them is the height of 35 5 / 6.

<h3>How to find the tallest?</h3>

To find the tallest person, convert all the given heights to decimals to make comparison easier.

When converted, the heights are:

= 35 + 5/6

= 35 + 0.83

= 35.83

= 35 + 3/8

= 35 + 0.375

= 35.375

= 35 + 1/4

= 35 + 0.25

= 35.25

35.1

35.7

Going by the decimals, the person with the greatest height and so is the tallest is 35 5 / 6.

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