Mathematics, 04.01.2022 05:20, himydomanasis

Suppose a 50-foot ladder is leaning against a wall. Which statements about the base of the ladder are true?

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(A) If the base is 30 feet from the wall, the ladder reaches 40 feet up the wall

(B) If the base is 14 feet from the wall, the ladder reaches 48 feet up the wall.

(C) It the base Is 2/ teet from the wall, the ladder reaches 44 teet up the wall.

(D) If the base is 24 feet from the wall. the ladder reaches 45 feet up the wall

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