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List the order in which nancy, amy, ethel and cindy line up in single file to board the school bus. Then match the girls with their heights, which are follows : 1.3489 m     1.564 m   1.475 m  1.4316 m

1. if you round their heights to the nearest tenths and arrange the numbers in ascending order, ethel will be second

2. cindy is immediately behind the tallest girl in the line.

3. amy is the shortest among them abd she is not in front of nancy

 


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