A TREE AND A FLAGPOLE

  1. a tree and a flagpole are on the same horizontal ground a bird on top of the tree observes the top and bottom of the flagpole
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  2. A TREE AND A FLAGPOLE ARE IN THE SAME GROUND.A BIRD ON TOP OF THE TREE OBSERVERS THE TOP AND BOTTOM OF THE FLAGPOLE BELOW IT AT
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  3. A TREE AND A FLAGPOLE ARE IN THE SAME GROUND.A BIRD ON TOP OF THE TREE OBSERVES THE TOP AND BOTTOM OF THE FLAGPOLE BELOW IT AT
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  4. At your school, the building is 20 feet tall, a tree's height is 252 inches, and the flagpole is 6 yards high.Which of the three
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  5. A flagpole casts a​ shadow, while at the same​ time, a nearby tree casts a shadow. Use the figure below to find the height n
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  6. A Flagpole casts a 60 foot long shadow on the ground. The angle from the tip of the flagpole to the end of the flagpole's shadow
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  7. A Flagpole casts a 60 foot long shadow on the ground. The angle from the tip of the flagpole to the end of the flagpole's shadow
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  8. A Flagpole casts a 60 foot long shadow on the ground. The angle from the tip of the flagpole to the end of the flagpole's shadow
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  9. A and B are two point on level ground, both due south of a flagpole.The angle of elevation of the top of the flagpole is 60°
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  10. If you are standing 85 ft from the base of a flagpole, and determine that at ground level, you would need to look up at a 30°
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