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John’s tent has slanted sides that are each 5 feet long with a bottom 6 feet across. What is the height of his tent at the tallest point?
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The tent is slanted into itself, if the vertical pole stands to be 5 feet and the horizontal pole goes out 6 feet then its 3 feet per side which means
the height of the tent is 3 FT.
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