What Do the Total Aram Values (0.74, 1.58) Represent?

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The answers, please
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We cannot help without seeing your attempt. Forum rules...
 


LawrenceC said:
We cannot help without seeing your attempt. Forum rules...

I thank the total aram (0.74,1.58), but the rest I do not know.
 


How did your derive your values? It is important to see what have done to this point, and you may not get any help unless you do so, and show that you're making an attempt to solve the problem yourself.
 

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