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Miss Osborne is standing next to a tree at high noon the tree cast a 44 foot shadow and miss Osborne cast a 4 foot shadow how ta

ll is the tree if miss Osborne is 5 feet tall

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Gwar [14]3 years ago

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Answer:ok soooo I did this last year but I don’t remember anymore

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