Question

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One day, at a certain time, a student measured the shadow of a fence and found that it was 2 m long. The next day, she measured the shadow of the same fence at a different time and found that it was 3 m. long. What can you infer about the time of day at which the student measured the shadows? Explain.​

Answer 1

What he/she said up above

Answer 2

The time of day the second time the student measured the length of the fence shadow was either earlier or later than the first time she measured the shadow.

Step-by-step explanation:

As the first time the student measured the shadow of the fence gave an answer of 2 meters, the second time gave an answer of 3 meters. For this reason, the shadow is longer in length. This means that the sun is closer to the horizon, yielding a light beam that is closer to the ground.

Moreover, if the sun was directly above the fence post, there would be no shadow. However, because the sun is closer to the horizon, showing that it is earlier or later then the first measurement, the second measurement has a longer shadow.