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Scott and Mark are rock climbing.

Scott is at the top of a 75‑foot cliff, when he throws a 96‑foot rope straight down to Mark, who is on the ground directly below.

If the rope is stretched tightly from Mark’s feet to Scott’s feet, how far over from the base of the cliff s Mark standing?

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