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3 years ago

eric is 70 inches tall pablo is as half as tall as eric annette is 5.25 inches taller than pablo how tall is annette

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Kazeer [188]3 years ago

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Answer:

$40.25$ inches

Step-by-step explanation:

Following what the problem mentions:

"eric is 70 inches tall"

$Eric=70in$

"pablo is as half as tall as eric"

$pablo=\frac{Eric}{2}$

$pablo=\frac{70in}{2}=35in$

and "annette is 5.25 inches taller than pablo"

$annete=pablo+5.25in$

$annette=35in+5.25in =40.45in$

Annette is 40.25 inches tall

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