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A beluga whale is 5 yards and 3 inches long, and a gray whale is 15 yards. what is the difference in length between the two whales

A beluga whale is 5 yards and 3 inches long, and a gray whale is 15 yards. what is the difference in length between the two whales
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A beluga whale is 5 yards and 3 inches long, and a gray whale is 15 yards. what is the difference in length between the two whales

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10 yards 2 inches

Explanation:

15 yd 5 in - 5 yd 3 in =

10 yards and 2 inches

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