Pole A is 97 cm longer than Pole B. Pole C is twice as long as Pole B. – McqOptions

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1.	Pole A is 97 cm longer than Pole B. Pole C is twice as long as Pole B. If Pole C is 264 cm long, what is the length of Pole A?
A.	97 cm
B.	2 m 31 cm
C.	2 m 29 cm
D.	2m 64 cm
Answer» D. 2m 64 cm

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