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3. A palm free is 12m in height. A coconut tree is 16m in height. What is the combined height of the trees?
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3. A palm free is 12m in height.
A coconut tree is 16m in height.
What is the combined height of the
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Answer:
12+16= 28m
28m
is the combined height of the trees
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