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A man standing 5 feet from the base of a lamppost casts a shadow 8 feet long. If the man is 6 feet tall and walks away from the lamppost at a speed of 350 feet per minute, at what rate, in feet per minute, will his shadow lengthen?
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a) -1120 b)-560 c)1120 d)560 e)280
Strange retriceproblem to say the least.
Well, we can eliminate A & B, since you can't have a negative length.
The answer is C I think, but that's using logic, which isn't good.
Actually, it might be D haha
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8/5 to find the ratio of lengths, which is 1.6. 1.6*350, 560.
His height plays no role in the question.
Yeah, it's D, sorry.
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