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A 6-foot tall observer casts a 3.5-foot shadow at the same time a silo casts a 49-foot shadow. How tall is the silo?
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A 6-foot tall observer casts a 3.5-foot shadow at the same time a silo casts a 49-foot shadow. How tall is the silo?
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about 28.8 ft.
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