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marissa [1.9K]
2 years ago
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Matt is 54 3/ inches tall. Nancy is 1 3/8 inches taller than Matt and Jane is 1 1/5

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1 answer:
gladu [14]2 years ago
4 0

Jane is 8 13/40 inches tall

Given the following:

  • Height of Matt = 5 3/4 in = 23/4 in

If Nancy is 1 3/8 inches taller than Matt, hence;

  • Height of Nancy = 23/4 + 11/8 = 46+11/8
  • Height of Nancy = 57/8 in

if Jane is 1 1/5  inches taller than Nancy, then the height of Jane will be;

  • Height of Jane = 57/8 + 6/5
  • Height of Jane = 285+48/40
  • Height of Jane = 333/40 = 8 13/40 inches

Hence Jane is 8 13/40 inches tall

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