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How high is the stack of the two books? novel and 3/4 inches and dicitonary 41/2

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3/4 + 4 1/2 = 5 1/4

If you mean that the dictionary is 41/2 then the answer = 3/4 + 20 1/2 = 21 1/4. That's a big diction though and not likely measured correctly.

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