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50 ft. tall you can use a proportion.

10/25=20/x

10x/10=500/10

x=50

Improved Answer:

Let the height be x:

x/25 = 24/10

Multiply both sides by 25:

x = 600/10

Height of tower = 60 feet

This problem can also be solved through trigonometry because the tangent ratio works out as 67.38013505 degrees.

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