DeltaMath Student Application x Senior Survey x Grades - ProgressBook x + p/student/3223143/22798843/a50ff7d8c1f709f4314f077ecaa14019 Question Show Examples For a project in her Geometry class, Madeline uses a mirror on the ground to measure the height of her school building. She walks a distance of 9.45 meters from the building, then places a mirror flat on the ground, marked with an X at the center. She then walks 2.75 more meters past the mirror, so that when she turns around and looks down at the mirror, she can see the top of the school clearly marked in the X. Her partner measures the distance from her eyes to the ground to be 1.55 meters. How tall is the school? Round your answer to the nearest hundredth of a meter. I Y 7 8 9 41 a² ab 4 5 6 X Funcs Ans 1 2 3 ← → Out SHIFT ABC 0 7T + ENTER DELL Sign out Apr 12 0 6:33 US O >

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For a project in her Geometry class, Madeline uses a mirror on the ground to measure the height
of her school building. She walks a distance of 9.45 meters from the building, then places a
mirror flat on the ground, marked with an X at the center. She then walks 2.75 more meters past
the mirror, so that when she turns around and looks down at the mirror, she can see the top of
the school clearly marked in the X. Her partner measures the distance from her eyes to the
ground to be 1.55 meters. How tall is the school? Round your answer to the nearest hundredth of
a meter.
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Transcribed Image Text:DeltaMath Student Application x Senior Survey x Grades - ProgressBook x + p/student/3223143/22798843/a50ff7d8c1f709f4314f077ecaa14019 Question Show Examples For a project in her Geometry class, Madeline uses a mirror on the ground to measure the height of her school building. She walks a distance of 9.45 meters from the building, then places a mirror flat on the ground, marked with an X at the center. She then walks 2.75 more meters past the mirror, so that when she turns around and looks down at the mirror, she can see the top of the school clearly marked in the X. Her partner measures the distance from her eyes to the ground to be 1.55 meters. How tall is the school? Round your answer to the nearest hundredth of a meter. I Y 7 8 9 41 a² ab 4 5 6 X Funcs Ans 1 2 3 ← → Out SHIFT ABC 0 7T + ENTER DELL Sign out Apr 12 0 6:33 US O >
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