Jenny is 64 inches tall and her shadow is 30 inches long. Her daughter's shadow measures 25 inches. How tall is her daughter?

I assume they are standing next to each other.

64/30 = x/25

Cross multiply and solve for x.

since the height:shadow ratio is the same,

64/30 = h/25

To determine the height of Jenny's daughter, we can use a proportion.

Let's set up the proportion:

Jenny's height / Jenny's shadow length = Daughter's height / Daughter's shadow length

Plugging in the given values:

64 inches / 30 inches = Daughter's height / 25 inches

To solve for the daughter's height, we can cross multiply:

(64 inches * 25 inches) / 30 inches = Daughter's height

First, multiply the numerator:

(1600 inches^2) / 30 inches = Daughter's height

Now, divide the result by the denominator:

53.33 inches ≈ Daughter's height

Therefore, Jenny's daughter is approximately 53.33 inches tall.