Mathematics, 05.11.2020 19:20 charliiboddie29

A cat is stuck in the tree and the fire department needs a ladder to rescue the cat. The fire truck available has a 75-foot ladder, which starts 5 feet above ground.
Unfortunately, the fire truck must park 60 feet away from the tree. If the cat is 58 feet
up the tree, does the cat get rescued? If not, what ladder length is need to allow the cat
to be rescued?

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