#Reallyyy need help!
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help!! ðŸ˜ðŸ˜
are u prepared to see the most awesome diagram
That's trigo.
Just make 2 triangles. First, find the height of the first triangle at 7 feet of the building, then the distance when the height is of x-4, x being the height from the first triangle-4. You can then find the distance. Basically use
$a^2 + b^2 = c^2$, c² being the hypotenuse, which is the length of the triangle, a is the distance from the wall and b is the height
Tittom_123
a true depiction of artistic intellect
I already explained them...
@jaunty quail
they might need a diagram
True
my brain is melting rn
oh
Basically this
$AC = ED = 25$
$CD = x = \sqrt {25^2-7^2}$
$BD = x-4 = CD-4$
$BE = \sqrt {25^2-(x-4)^2}$
Tittom_123
@jaunty quail, this is the best I can give you, I don't want to solve the problem for you, but I am pretty sure you can do it with that
Good. If you need more help, you can dm me, I will be happy to help you
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