how we did we get 30.7

42-6.6-4.7=30.7
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42-6.6 -4.7...42-11.3

=30.7
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42-6.6=35.4

35.4-4.7=30.7
by Level 9 User (42.6k points)

Given 42-6.6-4.7
42-11.3
30.7

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