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An Eiffel Tower mural is 2 meters high and 0.77 meters wide. If the actual tower is 125 meters wide, how tall is it to the neare

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julia-pushkina [17]2 years ago

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Answer: 4. An Eiffel Tower mural is 2 meters high and 0.77 meters wide. If the actual tower is 125 meters wide, how tall

is it to the nearest meter? F 48 m H 325 m G 125 m J 842 m

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