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How Tall Are They?

In Ms. Pfeifer's health class, she had four students of various heights to line up in front of the class to demostrate the normal variations in the heights of average adolescents.

She tagged them from tallest to shortest: Student A, Student B, Student C, and Student D.

From the information provided, can you determine the exact height (measured in feet and inches) of each student?

--- The tallest child, Student A, is six inches taller than the shortest one, Student D.

--- William is Student B; he is three inches taller than Oliver and four inches taller than Mason.

--- Margaret is the tallest child at five foot, three inches.

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