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The heights of two friends, A and B, are in the ratio 6:11. Similarly, the heights of B and C are in the ratio 4:3. Additionally, it is given that the height of C exceeds the height of A by 27
The heights of two friends, A and B, are in the ratio 6:11. Similarly, the heights of B and C are in the ratio 4:3. Additionally, it is given that the height of C exceeds the height of A by 27
cm. Based on this information, determine the height of
B.
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