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Given that the horizontal distance from the hoop to the free-throw line (at point A) is 15 feet, how tall is the hoop? Round the answer to the nearest whole foot. A. 8 feet B. 1…

Given that the horizontal distance from the hoop to the free-throw line (at point A) is 15 feet, how tall is the hoop? Round the answer to the nearest whole foot. A. 8 feet B. 1…
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Given that the horizontal distance from the hoop to the free-throw line (at point A) is 15 feet, how tall is the hoop? Round the answer to the nearest whole foot. A. 8 feet B. 10 feet C. 12 feet D. 23 feet

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Answer:

B.

Explanation:

Given that the horizontal distance from the hoop to the free-throw line (at point-example-1
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