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AB is a vertical wall and B is on the ground. A ladder AC is resting at point C on the ground. If ∠ACB = 60°, BC = 3m, then find the length of the ladder.

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From the ∆ABC,





AC = 6 m.


Therefore, the length of the ladder is 6 m.


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