Asked by hayden

Elliott's bed is 75 inches long. During his growth spurt, Elliott grew 6 inches. Before his growth spurt, he was 5 feet 11 inches tall. How much shorter is Elliott's bed than Elliott?
Answered by Ms. Sue
I'll be glad to check your answer.

1 foot = 12 inches
Answered by Tris
Actually, the answer would be 2 inches.

If you're interested in how I got that, first I needed to find out how much Elliott weighs now by adding 6 inches to 5 ft 11 inches, which would become 5 ft 17 inches. I then multiplied the 5 ft times 12 to get 60 inches, which I added to the remaining 17 inches. By doing that I got 77. Finally, I subtracted 77-75=2 inches, which would be the answer.
Answered by May
Wait so which one is right?
Answered by Anonymous
Isn't, Tris, correct?
Answered by Meah
The answer is 2
Answered by Anonymous
Tris is correct
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