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A tree grows at the rate of 0-5 m per years. What will be the height of board fixed at 1-5 m above the base five years ago ?
A tree grows at the rate of 0-5 m per years. What will be the height of board fixed at 1-5 m above the base five years ago ?
Updated On: Jun 6, 2022
- 4 m
- 3-5 m
- 1-5 m
- 4-5 m
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The Correct Option is C
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Answer (c) 1-5 m
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