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April casts a 16.5 ft shadow at the same time that Ron casts a 18.6 ft shadow. If April is 5.5 ft tall, how tall is Ron?
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same as last question which u posted try similar triangles property
I just don't know which order of proportion to place the numbers.
try drawing the triangles and see if that helps to make it a little clearer
\[\frac {April's Shadow}{April's Height} = \frac {Ron's Shadow}{Ron's Height}\]
here Ron's height is unknown so let us assume it to be x
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well i can't draw it :(
Thanks Sheg
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