A bright light is at top of a bilding that is 4.75 m in height. A dog is 190 cm tall walking away from this building at a 2 m/s speed on a straight path. How fast is the edge/tip of this cats shadow moving when the dog is 9 meters from the pole in meters/second (m/s)

A bright light is at top of a bilding that is 4.75 m in height. A dog is 190 cm tall walking away from this building at a 2 m/s speed on a straight path. How fast is the edge/tip of this cats shadow moving when the dog is 9 meters from the pole in meters/second (m/s)

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Chapter2: Motion In One Dimension

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