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The answer is 3 inches. The key is to actually place 3 books side by side. The first page of Vol. 1 and the last page of Vol. 3 are the inside covers. The bookworm will not be eating any pages from those books, but will eat the entire Vol. 2.
.25 inches from Vol 1 + 2.50 inches from Vol. 2 + .25 inches from Vol. 3 = 3 inches
What else can I help you with?
How many inches did the bookworm eat?
3
How much inches did bookworm travel on a shelf in gregory's library?
3 inches
There are four books each book is 2 inches thick and the covers are one-quarter inch thick how far does the bookworm travel?
OK, SO 2 inches per book + .25 inches for cover, then 9 inches in all because 2 x 4 = 8 and 4 x 0.25 = 1 and 8+1 = 9. So 9 inches is your final answer.
How do you lose inches?
A person can lose inches by eating right and exercising. There are supplements that can help someone lose inches but doing the healthy way is better.
How do you loose inches from your waist?
Good old healthy eating habits and cardio mixed with strength training.
How do you reduce my waistline by 2 inches in 1 week?
stop eating so much piggy haha
How long are the legs of the goliath bird-eating spider?
It can reach a leg span of up to 12 inches long
Who is piranha?
A Piranha is a meat eating fish(like most fish). They grow to about 6 inches long (about 13cm).
What is the largest sider in the world?
IF you meant 'spider' - the Goliath bird-eating spider can grow to a leg-span of fourteen inches !
Can eating rice grains cause us any sexual problem?
if you eat 1kg a day then your penis will shrink by 3 inches
Is it true that gluconeogenesis is producing glucose from fat and protein?
Yes, this is why your hair and fingernails don't grow 6 inches after eating a 16 oz. ribeye.
What is the scientific name of the Goliath bird-eating spider?
Theraphosa blondi is the scientific name of the Goliath bird-eating spider. It's called 'Goliath' because of its daunting adult body size of 3-1/2 inches [8.89 centimeters] with another 11 inches [27.94 centimeters] worth of leg. It's called 'bird-eating' because it was devouring a hummingbird when first seen by intrepid Victorian era explorers of the northern South American rain forests.
