A tree surgeon reduces the height of a beech tree by 32%. The tree is now 4.42 m tall. How tall was it before it was reduced?

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A tree surgeon reduces the height of a beech tree by 32%.

The tree is now 4.42 m tall.
How tall was it before it was reduced?

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Explanation:

4.42 x 32%

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