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Taking into account the measures shown in the graph:

• From January to February, Jutta's hair grew: 4.1" - 3.3" = 0.8" (greater than 3/4")

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• From February to March, Jutta's hair grew: 4.8" - 4.1" = 0.7" (less than 3/4")

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• From March to April, Jutta's hair grew: 5.5" - 4.8" = 0.7" (less than 3/4")

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• From April to May, Jutta's hair grew: 6.4" - 5.5" = 0.9" (greater than 3/4")

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• From May to June, Jutta's hair grew: 6.7" - 6.4" = 0.3" (less than 3/4")

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• From June to July, Jutta's hair grew: 7.7" - 6.7" = 1.0" (greater than 3/4")

Then, her hair grew more than three quarters of an inch in the next months: February, May, and July

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