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A 14 foot tree casts an 8 foot shadow shadow. At the same time, a nearby flagpole casts a 10 foot shadow. How tall is the flagpole?
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this is a simple cross multiplying solution to the answer , where the height of the flagpole is the variable,, i learned it in 9th
Using similar triangles we know flagpole is smaller than tree. 14(8/10) will get us flagpole height because 8/10 is ratio of smaller to larger size length and since 14 is large, it is multiplied by this ratio. Its easy to see when you draw the triangles with lengths.
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