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A cherry tree showdown is 12 meters long. Not far away, an elms tree showdow is 8 meters long. If the cherry tree is 9 meters ta

ll, how tall is the elm tree

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Maslowich3 years ago

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the elm tree would be 6 meter long

since the first cherry tree and elm is 3 meters apart

so this will be 9-3 is equal to 6

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