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Height of the box is 15 meter. Dinosaur's bone is 5 meter shorter than the box. What is the height of dinosaur's bone?

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10 meter

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11 meter

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20 meter

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18 meter

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Solution

The correct option is A 10 meter
Height of the box = 15 meter
Height of the dinosaur's bones:
15 meter - 5 meter = 10 meter

Height of the dinosaur's bones = 10 meter

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