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Kevin is 14 inches taller than George. The difference between Kevin and Richard is two inches less than between Richard and Geor

ge. Kevin at 6'6" is the tallest. How much tall are Richard and George?

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Artemon [7]2 years ago

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1 foot is 12 inches which makes 14 1.2

6.6-1.2= 5'4 george

richard is 6'0

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