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1. A utility pole 10 m high is supported by two guy wires. Each guy wire is anchored 3 m from the base of the pole. How many meters of wire are needed for the guy wires?
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1. A utility pole 10 m high is supported

by two guy wires. Each guy wire is
anchored 3 m from the base of the
pole. How many meters of wire are
needed for the guy wires?

User Alexius
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5 votes

Answer:

what he said

Explanation:

no explanation because i dont even understand

User Bill Burdick
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4 votes

Answer:

10.44031 meters each

20.88062 meters for both together

Explanation:

User Teodor Nikolov
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