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an electric pole is standing by the building. if 2/7th of the height of the pole is above the building. the building is 11 metre high. what is the height of the pole.

answer in 2,3 hours tomorrow is my maths final exam

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an electric pole is standing by the building. if 2/7th of the height of the pole is above the building. the building is 11 metre high. what is the height of the pole.answer in 2,3 hours tomorrow is my maths final exam​

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an electric pole is standing by the building. if 2/7th of the height of the pole is above the building. the building is 11 metre high. what is the height of the pole.

answer in 2,3 hours tomorrow is my maths final exam