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The high every tree sapling was 3.15 inches last year this year the high is 5.38 inches how much did the height of the tree sapl

ing increases?

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Trava [24]4 years ago

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Answer

Find out the how much did the height of the tree sapling increases.

To proof

Let us assume that the height of the tree sapling increases be x.

As given

The high every tree sapling was 3.15 inches last year

this year the high is 5.38 inches.

than the equation is become in the form

x = 5.38 - 3.15

x = 2.23 inches

Therefore the height of the tree sapling increases be 2.23 inches.

Hence proved

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