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Andrew Hampton · Answer 1 · 2023-01-11T23:17:56+0000

Answer;

19ft

Step-by-step explanation:

First, we need to get the length of the broken leg using the Pythagoras theorem as shown;

$\begin{gathered} l^2=7^2+10^2 \\ l^2=49+100 \\ l^2=149 \\ l\text{ =}\sqrt[\square]{149} \\ l\text{ = 1}2.21 \end{gathered}$

Original height of the pole = 7ft + 12.21ft

Original height of the pole = 19.21ft

Original height of the pole = 19ft (to the nearest height)

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