Height of sculpture/shadow of sculpture = height of tower/shadow of tower
x/12 = 12/16
16x = 12*12
16x = 144
x = 144/16
x = 9
The sculpture is 9 meters tall
I assume you mean, that an angle and two sides are known.
A formula that can be used for irregular triangles is the cosine rule.

'b' and 'c' must be sides that are beside the angle 'A' (angle opposite 'a').
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Hi!
<u>Your answer is 52.</u>
To start off, let's start with some facts that will help us solve this:
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<u><em>Supplementary angles</em></u> are two angles whose angle measures add up to 180 degrees. You can know that they are supplementary because they can be connected by a straight line.
<u><em>Triangles (all of them)</em></u> have angles that add up to 180 degrees.
We can start by using supplementary angles to solve. See where the angle of 67 degrees is? The one to the right of it is supplementary to it since they are on a straight line. That means their sum adds up to 180 degrees:


That angle is 113 degrees.
Now, we have 2 out of 3 angles in the triangle. Since we know that triangles' angles add up to 180 degrees, we can make an equation:



Therefore, x is equal to 52.
That's the isosceles right triangle, one of the two cliche triangles students are expected to learn. The sides of the 45°/45°/90° triangle are in the ratio 1:1:√2.
So v= 3√2 (the two legs are equal) and hypotenuse u = √2 × v = 6.
Answer: C