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if a ladder is 9 m long and 6.83 extended how far does the base have...

if a ladder is 9 m long and 6.83 extended how far does the base have to be

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Explanation: The length of the ladder, the extended length and the distance of base of the ladder to the vertical wall will form a right angled triangle. Hence, one can use the pythagoras theorem,

Here, hypotenuse=length of ladder=9 m,

perpendicular=extended length=6.86 m

and base=?

So, using the formula,

taking square root on both sides

m (Approx).

milcah answered 3 years ago
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