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23-09-2016
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A tightrope walker is 10 feet from one end of the rope. If he takes three steps and each step is 11 inches long, how far is he from the same end of the rope. Write down both possible answers. Solve using an absolute value inequality!! Please help quickly

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HollyParent HollyParent

23-09-2016

2.75 feet, i think.
11x3=33
33/12 =2.75

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