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Two people decide to estimate the height of a flag pole. One person positions himself due north of the pole and the other person stands due east of the pole. If the two people are the same distance from the pole and 27 feet from each other, find the height of the pole if the angle of elevation from the ground at each person's position to the top of the pole is 54° (see the figure) . Round to the nearest feet. Two people decide to estimate the height of a flag pole. One person positions himself due north of the pole and the other person stands due east of the pole. If the two people are the same distance from the pole and 27 feet from each other, find the height of the pole if the angle of elevation from the ground at each person's position to the top of the pole is 54° (see the figure) . Round to the nearest feet.   ​   ​ A) 26 ft B) 27 ft C) 24 ft D) 21 ft E) 29 ftTwo people decide to estimate the height of a flag pole. One person positions himself due north of the pole and the other person stands due east of the pole. If the two people are the same distance from the pole and 27 feet from each other, find the height of the pole if the angle of elevation from the ground at each person's position to the top of the pole is 54° (see the figure) . Round to the nearest feet.   ​   ​ A) 26 ft B) 27 ft C) 24 ft D) 21 ft E) 29 ft


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