A Vertical pole of 5.6m height carts a shadow 3.2m long at same time find
the height of pole which carts a shadow 5m long.
5.6/3.2 = x/5
To find the height of the pole that casts a shadow 5m long, we can set up a proportion using the given information.
Let's call the height of the unknown pole "x".
According to the given information, we have the following proportion:
Height of first pole / Length of shadow of first pole = Height of second pole / Length of shadow of second pole
Substituting the given values, we get:
5.6m / 3.2m = x / 5m
To solve for "x", we need to cross-multiply and then divide:
(5.6m * 5m) / 3.2m = x
28m^2 / 3.2m = x
8.75m = x
So the height of the pole that casts a shadow 5m long is 8.75m.