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If you stand over there at the end of the house and look back here
at the ladder, you'll see that what Mark has is a right triangle.
There's a right angle where the side of the house meets the ground,
the base of the triangle is the 4 feet, and the ladder is the hypotenuse.
So we know that
(length of the ladder)² = (4-ft)² + (height of the top of the ladder)²
(12-ft)² = (4-ft)² + (height of the top of the ladder)²
(144 ft²) = (16 ft²) + (height of the top of the ladder)²
Subtract 16ft² from each side, and you have:
128 ft² = (height of the ladder)²
Take the square root of each side:
Height of the ladder = √(128 ft²) = 11.31 ft. (rounded)
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