Mathematics, 24.04.2020 21:48 SLEEPSRIZK69

A 6-foot ladder touches the side of a building at a point 5 feet above the
ground. At what height would a 15-foot ladder touch the building if it
makes the same angle with the ground as the shorter ladder?

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