martuaruggeri martuaruggeri

04-04-2018
Mathematics

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a fragpole is 10 feet tall. It’s shadow is 12 feet long. How far is it from the lip of the fragpole to the end of its shadow?

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vegalizeth237 vegalizeth237

05-04-2018

Standing beside the flagpole(if that's what you meant), shadow is two feet longer so you would have two feet more than needed

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