Mathematics, 26.09.2021 14:00 Emiliano15
Paul walks 25 feet away from his house and places a mirror on the ground. He backs 5 feet away from the mirror so that he can see the tip of the roof. Paul's eyes are 6 feet above the ground. Paul and the house are both perpendicular to the ground. The angles between the top of the house, the mirror, and the ground and between Paul's eyes, the mirror, and the ground are congruent as shown in the image below: Image depicts a mirror on the ground between a person and a house. The mirror is 5 feet away from the person and 25 feet away f What is the height of the house?
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