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the sun hits a 30 foot flagpole at a 60° angle and casts an unobstructed 52 foot shadow. if a building is built 32 feet away, what height will the shadow strike the side of the building? (round to nearest tenth)
a) 11.0 ft
b) 11.5 ft
c) 12.2 ft
d) 12.5 ft

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