Mathematics, 02.02.2021 18:00 heidiallen565

A 15 ft. tall statue, standing next to a giant
groundhog, casts a 18 ft.
shadow. If the giant
groundhog is 10 ft.
tall, then how long is
its shadow?

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A 15 ft. tall statue, standing next to a giant
groundhog, casts a 18 ft.
shadow. If the...