To calculate whether or not the pole is perpendicular to the ground.

Answer to Problem 5RP
Yes, the pole is perpendicular to the ground
Explanation of Solution
Given information : The following information has been given
Height of the pole is
Length of the rope is
Distance from pole is
Let us assume that the pole is perpendicular. Thus, the Pythagoras theorem should work for it knowing that it works for all right
Thus, the given equation holds true for the given values. Hence, we can say that the triangle was correctly assumed to be perpendicular.
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