Mathematics, 03.06.2021 17:50, jolleyrancher78

If a 1.2-inch long grasshopper can jump 5 feet, how far can a
1.5-inch long grasshopper jump,
assuming the distance jumped is
proportional to the grasshopper's
length?

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