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The maximum height of a vehicle that can safely pass under a bridge is 12 feet 5 inches. A truck measures 162 inches in height.

Which best explains whether or not the truck can pass safely under the bridge?

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Nutka1998 [239]3 years ago

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It would not pass under the bridge because ig you divide 162 by 12 it would equal 13.5

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