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vladimir1956
11 days ago
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The main span of Bridge A ​(2300 ​feet) is​ _____ percent shorter than the main span of Bridge B ​(4700 ​feet).

Mathematics
1 answer:
Svet_ta [4.3K]11 days ago
3 0
To determine this answer, you need to calculate the percentage change.
This involves dividing the difference in lengths by the original length. We begin with the main bridge.

4700 - 2300 = 2400
2400 divided by 4700 equals approximately 51.1% shorter.
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