Acell phone tower in a field casts a shadow of 100 ft. at the same time, a 4 ft 6 in post near the tower casts a shadow of 3 ft 4 in. find the height of the tower in feet. (hint: make a drawing)

This is the concept of linear proportionality;
We are required to find the height of the tower in feet. The height of the tower will be found as follows;
[height of tower]/[length of the shadow of tower]=[height of post]/[length of shadow of the post]
height of the tower =h
height of the shadow=100ft
height of post=4 ft 6in=4 1/2 ft= 9/2 ft
length of the post's shadow=3 ft 4 in 3 1/3 ft=10/3 ft

N/B 1 ft= 12 inches

thus;
h/100=(9/2)/(10/3)
multiplying both sides by 100 we get:
h=(9/2)/(10/3)*100
h=9/2*3/10*100
h=135 ft

the answer is 135 ft

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