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3 years ago

Go tigers tail is around 30% of its total length the total length of one Bengal tiger is 96 cm around how long is the tiger?

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Valentin [98]3 years ago

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Answer:

Lt=67.2 cm

Step-by-step explanation:

data

Tt=30%Ltt, where Tt =Tail tiger, Ltt= total lenght of the tiger, Lt = tiger length

Ltt=96cm

Lt=Ltt-Tt

Now

Tt=0.3*96cm = 28.8cm

Lt = 96cm-28.8 = 67.2 cm

or also: Lt=Ltt-Tt = Ltt-0.3Ltt =0.7ltt

= 0.7*96cm → Lt=67.2cm

Note:

This bengal tiger must be small

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