The total height of three trees is 11 m. Tree A is 1 m shorter than

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11 = C/2-1 + C/2 + C
12 = C/2 + C/2 + C
12 = 4C/2
12 = 2C
C = 12/2
C = 6
Hence, tree A is 2m (3-1), tree B is 3m (6/2) and tree C is 6m

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