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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? ◻ mm

Rosa is building a guitar. The second fret is 33.641 mm33.641\,\text{mm} from the first fret. The third fret is 31.749 mm31.749\,\text{mm} from the second fret. \newlineHow far is the third fret from the first fret?\newline□ mm\square \,\text{mm}

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Q. Rosa is building a guitar. The second fret is 33.641 mm33.641\,\text{mm} from the first fret. The third fret is 31.749 mm31.749\,\text{mm} from the second fret. \newlineHow far is the third fret from the first fret?\newline□ mm\square \,\text{mm}
  1. Identify Distances: Identify the distances given.\newlineDistance from the first fret to the second fret: 33.641 mm33.641\,\text{mm}\newlineDistance from the second fret to the third fret: 31.749 mm31.749\,\text{mm}\newlineTo find the total distance from the first fret to the third fret, we need to add these two distances together.
  2. Add Distances: Add the distances to find the total distance from the first fret to the third fret.\newline33.641 mm+31.749 mm=65.390 mm33.641\,\text{mm} + 31.749\,\text{mm} = 65.390\,\text{mm}\newlineSo, the third fret is 65.390 mm65.390\,\text{mm} from the first fret.

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