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A 20-foot flagpole casts a 6-foot Shadow how tall is a nearby building that casts a 30-foot shadow

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Viefleur [7K]3 years ago

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The building would be 100ft tall. You have to take 20/6 = ?/30 The difference between 6 and 30 is x5. Then all you have to do is 20x5 and you get 100ft.

trapecia [35]3 years ago

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The building would be 100ft tall. You have to take 20/6 = ?/30 The difference between 6 and 30 is x5. Then all you have to do is 20x5 and you get 100ft.

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