A wire is stretched from the ground to the top of an antenna tower. The wire is 20 feet long. The height of the tower is 4 feet greater than the distance from the tower's base to the end of the wire.Find the height of the tower.

20^2=H^2 + (H-4)^2
solve for h
400=2H^2 - 8H +16
H^2 - 4H-192
(H-16)(H+12) = 0
postive root h = 16 feet
tower;s base is sqrt (20^2-16^2)
=
12 feet from where the cable touches the ground

is this correct?

check

16^2+12^2=20^2

(this is a 3,4,5 triangle)

correct.

Yes, your calculations are correct. The height of the tower is indeed 16 feet, and the distance from the tower's base to the point where the wire touches the ground is 12 feet. Well done!