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A. 33ft B. 85 ft C. 42ft D. 14 ft

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A. 33ft
B. 85 ft
C. 42ft
D. 14 ft

A. 33ft B. 85 ft C. 42ft D. 14 ft-example-1

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85

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Gerasimos R answered Nov 28, 2019

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B. The telephone pole is 85 ft tall.

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