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SOLOVE THIS QUESTION PLSS The top of a flag pole is 15 feet high. The base is at -3 feet. find the length of the flag pole. HELPP
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The top of a flag pole is 15 feet high. The base is at -3 feet. find the length of the flag pole.
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positive its 18 feet
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