One of the longest tape worms ever measured was 3 feet less than seven times the length of the longest round worm ever measured if you leave these two worms and two and they would measure an amazing 69 feet how long with a tapeworm and how long was around worm

The tape worm is 60 feet long, while the round worm is 9 feet long.

Step-by-step explanation:

Let L be the length of the tapeworm and L' be the length of the round worm.

Given that the longest tape worms measured was 3 feet less than seven times the length of the longest round worm, we have

L = 7L' - 3  (1)

Also, since  if you leave these two worms and they would measure an amazing 69 feet, then L + L' = 69 (2)

Substituting equation (1) into (2), we have

L + L' = 69

7L' - 3 + L' = 69

collecting like terms, we have

8L' = 69 + 3

8L' = 72

L' = 72/8

L' = 9 feet

Substituting L' into (1), we have

L = 7L' - 3

L = 7(9) - 3

L = 63 - 3

L = 60 feet.

So, the tape worm is 60 feet long, while the round worm is 9 feet long.