Steve is taller than Jon, but Elijah is taller than Steve. Is Elijah taller that Jon??? I dont get it. PLZ HELP ME!!!!!

2 answers:

6 0

Yes Elijah is taller than Jon because if Steve is taller than Jon, and Elijah is taller than Steve, that makes Elijah taller than Jon. The heights from greatest to least are Elijah, Steve and then Jon being the shortest.

Lelechka [254]3 years ago

5 0

Elijah is taller than Jon because he is taller than Steve. If Steve is taller than Jon, that means Elijah is taller than both of them, including Steve.

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