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3 years ago

A puppy will grow 28 in it is currently 1 foot tall

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Over [174]3 years ago

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So 1+28in so 3ft4in would be correct idk just using the metric system

ki77a [65]3 years ago

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♥ If he will grow to 28inches and he is currently 1ft tall, then he needs to grow 16 more inches to get his full height.
♥ I did this by solving what was in 1ft (12 inch) so 28-12=16.
♥ Therefore he needs to grow 16 more inches.
♥Hope this helps♥

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