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A 15-foot pole is leaning against a tree. The bottom of the pole is 8 feet away from the bottom of the tree.
Approximately how high up the tree does the top of the pole reach?
A.17.0 feet
B.12.7 feet
C.7.0 feet
D.1.9 feet
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The answer would be B)12.7 feet
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