On his first try, a pole-vaulter cleared 3.7 meters. On his second try, the pole-vaulter cleared 45 centimeters more than on his first try. What height, in meters, did the pole-vaulter clear on his second try

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Misael Glenn

Mathematics

30 April, 13:31

On his first try, a pole-vaulter cleared 3.7 meters. On his second try, the pole-vaulter cleared 45 centimeters more than on his first try. What height, in meters, did the pole-vaulter clear on his second try

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Jorge Reid · Answer 1

4.15 meters.

Step-by-step explanation:

1 centimeter is 1/100 of a meter, so 45 centimeters is 0.45 meters. After that, you just add 3.7 + 0.45 = 4.15 meters