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Don intended to place a mark 2 1/4 inches from one end of a Updated on: 02 Aug 2003, 21:38
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Don intended to place a mark 2 1/4 inches from one end of a narrow road 9 1/4 inches long, but he mistakenly placed the mark 2 1/4 inches from the other end of the road. How far, in inches, is his mark from the location where he intended to place it?


I interpret 2 1/4 inches to either be past the 9 1/4 inches or 2.25 inches before 9.25 inches, which is right
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Don intended to place a mark 2 1/4 inches from one end of a 02 Aug 2003, 12:03
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9.25-2*2.25=9.25-4.5=4.75 inches :wink:
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Hi Stolyar,

-------- 2 1/4 start --------------------2 1/4( 7) --------- 9 1/4

I get 9.50 why is this wrong?
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Here's my take on it:

" Don intended to place a mark 2 1/4 inches from one end of a narrow road 9 1/4 inches long "

Where does that narrow end begin?

They do not specify at O or at 1, that's my problem with it.



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