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Suppose the number of students in one of the classes is :

So ;

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So :


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Compare :

Thus :

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We know that the perimeter is 2L+2W. Le'ts plug in the values 3 and 5 from our ratio and see what our perimeter would be with that.
2(3)+2(5)
6+10
16
How can we get this 16 to 64?
64/16=4
So, we need to multiply this length and width by four to get 64 as our perimeter!
3*4=12
5*4=20
We can plug this into our perimeter equation
2(12)+2(20)
24+40
64
Therefore, our length is 12 and our width is 20.
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Refer to the diagram shown below.
The height of the pole is CD (3 m), and its shadow is AB (1.22 m).
The height of the building is h m, and its shadow is AD (38.5 m).
The two triangles ΔABC and ΔADE are similar because of AAA.
Therefore

Cross multiply.
1.22 h = 3*38.5 = 115.5
h = 115.5/1.22 = 140.91 m
Answer: 141 m (nearest meter)