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Rosa is building a guitar. The second fret is 
33.641mm from the first fret. The third fret is 
31.749mm from the second fret.
How far is the third fret from the first fret?

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Rosa is building a guitar. The second fret is 33.641 mm 33.641 \mathrm{~mm} from the first fret. The third fret is 31.749 mm 31.749 \mathrm{~mm} from the second fret.\newlineHow far is the third fret from the first fret?\newlinemm \mathrm{mm}

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Q. Rosa is building a guitar. The second fret is 33.641 mm 33.641 \mathrm{~mm} from the first fret. The third fret is 31.749 mm 31.749 \mathrm{~mm} from the second fret.\newlineHow far is the third fret from the first fret?\newlinemm \mathrm{mm}
  1. Calculate total distance: To find the distance from the first fret to the third fret, we need to add the distance from the first fret to the second fret and the distance from the second fret to the third fret.\newlineCalculation: 33.641mm+31.749mm33.641\,\text{mm} + 31.749\,\text{mm}
  2. Perform addition: Now we perform the addition of the two distances. 33.641mm+31.749mm=65.390mm33.641\,\text{mm} + 31.749\,\text{mm} = 65.390\,\text{mm}
  3. Verify calculation: We check the calculation for any mathematical errors.\newlineAdding the two distances again to ensure accuracy: 33.641mm+31.749mm=65.390mm33.641\,\text{mm} + 31.749\,\text{mm} = 65.390\,\text{mm}

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