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THE TOP OF A 20 FT. WATERSLIDE IS 16 FT. ABOVE THE GROUND. HOW FAR FROM THE BASE OF THE STEPS WILL THE GUESTS BE SHOT INTO THE WATER?
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THE TOP OF A 20 FT. WATERSLIDE IS 16 FT. ABOVE THE GROUND. HOW FAR FROM THE BASE OF THE STEPS WILL THE GUESTS BE SHOT INTO THE WATER?
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THE TOP OF A 20 FT. WATERSLIDE
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HOW FAR FROM THE BASE OF THE
STEPS WILL THE GUESTS BE SHOT
INTO THE WATER?
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4 feet
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idiot subtract 16 from 20
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