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58PRACTICE PROBLEM
The length of a colossal squid's mantle is measured to be 6 4/5 ft long. When it swims, its body length (including its tentacles) is found to be 42 1/2 ft long. In the local research facility, a rigid replica of the squid in movement is made. If the replica's mantle measures 3 ft long, determine the length of its entire body.
The length of a colossal squid's mantle is measured to be 6 4/5 ft long. When it swims, its body length (including its tentacles) is found to be 42 1/2 ft long. In the local research facility, a rigid replica of the squid in movement is made. If the replica's mantle measures 3 ft long, determine the length of its entire body.