Mathematics, 06.10.2021 05:10, ggujjnh

Allie and Ezra are sitting on flagpoles, throwing beanbags at each other. Allie's flagpole is $35$ feet tall. Ezra's flagpole is $27$ feet tall. The flagpoles stand $15$ feet apart. How far, in feet, does Ezra have to throw a beanbag to reach Allie?

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