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a stone wall is a total of 6 feet high. only 4 feet of the wall are above ground. what part is underground?

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svetlana [45]3 years ago

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Wall height=wall above ground + wall below ground
or, 6 ft = 4 ft + wall below ground
or, wall below ground = 2 ft

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