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1 year ago

The Statue of Liberty is approximately 300 feet high, including the base upon

Mathematics

1 answer:

insens350 [35]1 year ago

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Answer:

The state itself is 50% of the total height.

Explanation:

Well, if the height including the base is 300 ft, that'd mean the total height of the statue itself is (300-150) ft = 150 ft.

Thus, it is (150/300)*100% = 50% of the total height.

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