How far off the ground is the top of the ladder? (Round your answer to the nearest tenth)ASAP A)9.2m B)10.2m C)11m D)11.2m

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How far off the ground is the top of the ladder? (Round your answer to the nearest tenth)ASAP

A)9.2m
B)10.2m
C)11m
D)11.2m

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The answer is D)11.2m

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