3) When she was a young child, Mélanie had a favourite swing hanging from the lower branch of a tree. Over time, Mélanie grew older, and eventually moved out of her parent's house. Now, when Mélanie returns to visit her parents, the tree is much larger than it was when Mélanie was just a young child, but her swing is still hanging at approximately the same height. Using concepts and terms related to plant growth seen in class, briefly explain how this phenomenon is possible.

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