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3 years ago

A student who Is 4 feet tall stands beside a tree. The tree has a shadow that is 10 feet long at the same

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I’m going to attach a photo because that’s the only way I can explain it.
First, draw out the image that they are describing with triangles to help solve the problem. Then you will see a relationship between the sides. The length of the shadows from the person to the tree’s multiplies by 5. So we can multiply the persons height by 5 as well since they are similar.

Len [333]3 years ago

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