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Two large trees, 5.5m and 6.8m tall, stand 12m apart. A bird flies directly from the top of one tree to the top of the other. How far has the bird flown?
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Two large trees, 5.5m and 6.8m tall, stand 12m apart. A bird flies directly from the top of one tree to the top of the other. How far has the bird flown?
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