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Ratling [72]
3 years ago
15

Two friends, Khalid and Sue, have a combined height of 126 inches. The difference between Khalid’s height and Sue’s height is 6

inches. How tall is each friend?
Sue is 72 in. and Khalid is 54 in.


Sue is 54 in. and Khalid is 72 in.


Sue is 60 in. and Khalid is 66 in.



Sue is 66 in. and Khalid is 60 in.

could you explain how u got ur answer to plz
Mathematics
1 answer:
olga nikolaevna [1]3 years ago
8 0
Khalid and Sue's Height together is 126 Inches. The difference is 6 inches, so therefore you subtract 6 from the total getting you 120 Inches. You do this with all of the problems for example: The first one. Sue is 72 inches and Khalid is 54. Add them together and subtract them by 6 to get your final answer. Please DO NOT quote me on this lol. This is how I read the question. I think this is right but I am not absolutely 100% sure. Hope this helps.
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