Apole 3 m high has a shadow 5 m long when the shadow of a nearby building is 110 m long. how tall is the building? which of the following proportions could be used to solve the problem? 3/110 = x/5 3/x = 110/5 x/3 = 110/5

Step-by-step explanation:

Given : A pole 3 m high has a shadow 5 m long

           The shadow of a nearby building is 110 m long.

To Find:  How tall is the building?

Solution:

Let the height of building be x

A pole 3 m high has a shadow 5 m long

The shadow of a nearby building is 110 m long.

Height of pole and length of shadow has direct variation

So, A.T.Q

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Hence Option C is correct

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