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A school flag pole which is 69m high casts a shadow of 3.2m at about 11am the shadow cast by the school lower at the same time is 18m long. Calculate the height of the tower

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\huge\mathfrak{\blue{Answer→}}Given that the time is the same we will also assume that the magnification is the same.

The formula to obtain this is :

Image height of the pole / height of the pole  = Image height of the tower/ height of the tower

Let the height of the tower be h .

Doing the substitution we have :

3.2/69 = 18/h

we need h.

3.2h = 1242

h = 1242/3.2 = 388.125 m
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