Question 1
A 13m tall person is standing outside at 12:00 noon. If the sun is directly overhead, what is the length of his shadow?
When sun is directly overhead at noon, no shadow is cast (or shadow directly below).
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Question 2
A 13m tall person is standing outside at 6:00 morning. If the sun's rays make a 30° angle with the ground, and his shadow falls towards West, what is the length of his shadow?
Shadow length = height × tan(angle) = 13 × tan(30°) = 7.5 m. Shadow direction: West (sun in opposite direction).
Question 3
A 29m tall person is standing outside at 6:00 morning. If the sun's rays make a 30° angle with the ground, and his shadow falls towards West, what is the length of his shadow?
Shadow length = height × tan(angle) = 29 × tan(30°) = 16.7 m. Shadow direction: West (sun in opposite direction).
Question 4
A 18m tall person is standing outside at 18:00 evening. If the sun's rays make a 30° angle with the ground, and his shadow falls towards East, what is the length of his shadow?
Shadow length = height × tan(angle) = 18 × tan(30°) = 10.4 m. Shadow direction: East (sun in opposite direction).
Question 5
A 20m tall person is standing outside at 12:00 noon. If the sun is directly overhead, what is the length of his shadow?
When sun is directly overhead at noon, no shadow is cast (or shadow directly below).
Question 6
A 18m tall person is standing outside at 6:00 morning. If the sun's rays make a 30° angle with the ground, and his shadow falls towards West, what is the length of his shadow?
Shadow length = height × tan(angle) = 18 × tan(30°) = 10.4 m. Shadow direction: West (sun in opposite direction).
Question 7
A 14m tall person is standing outside at 18:00 evening. If the sun's rays make a 30° angle with the ground, and his shadow falls towards East, what is the length of his shadow?
Shadow length = height × tan(angle) = 14 × tan(30°) = 8.1 m. Shadow direction: East (sun in opposite direction).
Question 8
A 21m tall person is standing outside at 18:00 evening. If the sun's rays make a 30° angle with the ground, and his shadow falls towards East, what is the length of his shadow?
Shadow length = height × tan(angle) = 21 × tan(30°) = 12.1 m. Shadow direction: East (sun in opposite direction).
Question 9
A 22m tall person is standing outside at 6:00 morning. If the sun's rays make a 30° angle with the ground, and his shadow falls towards West, what is the length of his shadow?
Shadow length = height × tan(angle) = 22 × tan(30°) = 12.7 m. Shadow direction: West (sun in opposite direction).
Question 10
A 10m tall person is standing outside at 15:00 afternoon. If the sun's rays make a 15° angle with the ground, and his shadow falls towards East, what is the length of his shadow?
Shadow length = height × tan(angle) = 10 × tan(15°) = 2.7 m. Shadow direction: East (sun in opposite direction).
Question 11
A 30m tall person is standing outside at 18:00 evening. If the sun's rays make a 30° angle with the ground, and his shadow falls towards East, what is the length of his shadow?
Shadow length = height × tan(angle) = 30 × tan(30°) = 17.3 m. Shadow direction: East (sun in opposite direction).
Question 12
A 10m tall person is standing outside at 18:00 evening. If the sun's rays make a 30° angle with the ground, and his shadow falls towards East, what is the length of his shadow?
Shadow length = height × tan(angle) = 10 × tan(30°) = 5.8 m. Shadow direction: East (sun in opposite direction).
Question 13
A 10m tall person is standing outside at 9:00 morning. If the sun's rays make a 15° angle with the ground, and his shadow falls towards West, what is the length of his shadow?
Shadow length = height × tan(angle) = 10 × tan(15°) = 2.7 m. Shadow direction: West (sun in opposite direction).
Question 14
A 14m tall person is standing outside at 12:00 noon. If the sun is directly overhead, what is the length of his shadow?
When sun is directly overhead at noon, no shadow is cast (or shadow directly below).
Question 15
A 24m tall person is standing outside at 6:00 morning. If the sun's rays make a 30° angle with the ground, and his shadow falls towards West, what is the length of his shadow?
Shadow length = height × tan(angle) = 24 × tan(30°) = 13.9 m. Shadow direction: West (sun in opposite direction).
Question 16
A 13m tall person is standing outside at 18:00 evening. If the sun's rays make a 30° angle with the ground, and his shadow falls towards East, what is the length of his shadow?
Shadow length = height × tan(angle) = 13 × tan(30°) = 7.5 m. Shadow direction: East (sun in opposite direction).
Question 17
A 28m tall person is standing outside at 18:00 evening. If the sun's rays make a 30° angle with the ground, and his shadow falls towards East, what is the length of his shadow?
Shadow length = height × tan(angle) = 28 × tan(30°) = 16.2 m. Shadow direction: East (sun in opposite direction).
Question 18
A 25m tall person is standing outside at 12:00 noon. If the sun is directly overhead, what is the length of his shadow?
When sun is directly overhead at noon, no shadow is cast (or shadow directly below).
Question 19
A 29m tall person is standing outside at 12:00 noon. If the sun is directly overhead, what is the length of his shadow?
When sun is directly overhead at noon, no shadow is cast (or shadow directly below).
Question 20
A 16m tall person is standing outside at 6:00 morning. If the sun's rays make a 30° angle with the ground, and his shadow falls towards West, what is the length of his shadow?
Shadow length = height × tan(angle) = 16 × tan(30°) = 9.2 m. Shadow direction: West (sun in opposite direction).
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