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Shadow Based Distance Advanced Worksheet: Focus on exam-oriented approach Shadow Based Distance ADVANCED

Level up your Shadow Based Distance skills! You're at Worksheet 8 of 10 (77% through this series). This exam hall simulation worksheet features 20 advanced-level problems with a focus on exam-oriented approach. Topics covered: shadow based distance bank exam questions, shadow based distance ssc cgl, shadow based distance reasoning tricks.

📝 Worksheet 8 of 10 • 20 questions • ⏱️ Estimated time: 20 minutes • 🎯 Advanced level

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Question 1

A 156 cm tall person casts a 246 cm shadow. A nearby building is 944 cm tall. How long will its shadow be?
Step-by-step:
1. Ratio of height to shadow length = 156/246 = 0.63
2. For object: Height / Shadow = 0.63
3. Shadow = Height / Ratio = 944 / 0.63 = 1488.6 cm

Question 2

A 151 cm tall person casts a 295 cm shadow. A nearby building is 752 cm tall. How long will its shadow be?
Step-by-step:
1. Ratio of height to shadow length = 151/295 = 0.51
2. For object: Height / Shadow = 0.51
3. Shadow = Height / Ratio = 752 / 0.51 = 1469.1 cm

Question 3

A 164 cm tall person casts a 127 cm shadow. A building casts a 480 cm shadow at the same time. How tall is the building?
Step-by-step:
1. Ratio of shadow to height = 127/164 = 0.77
2. For object: Shadow / Height = 0.77
3. Height = Shadow / Ratio = 480 / 0.77 = 619.8 cm

Question 4

A 168 cm tall person casts a 151 cm shadow. A building casts a 376 cm shadow at the same time. How tall is the building?
Step-by-step:
1. Ratio of shadow to height = 151/168 = 0.90
2. For object: Shadow / Height = 0.90
3. Height = Shadow / Ratio = 376 / 0.90 = 418.3 cm

Question 5

A 162 cm tall person casts a 129 cm shadow. A nearby building is 962 cm tall. How long will its shadow be?
Step-by-step:
1. Ratio of height to shadow length = 162/129 = 1.26
2. For object: Height / Shadow = 1.26
3. Shadow = Height / Ratio = 962 / 1.26 = 766.0 cm

Question 6

A person walks from a point where his shadow length is measured to another point. The distances from a lamp post are 49 m and 100 m respectively. How far did he walk?
Step-by-step:
1. First position: distance from pole = 49 m
2. Second position: distance from pole = 100 m
3. Distance between positions = 100 - 49 = 51 m

Question 7

A person walks from a point where his shadow length is measured to another point. The distances from a lamp post are 24 m and 62 m respectively. How far did he walk?
Step-by-step:
1. First position: distance from pole = 24 m
2. Second position: distance from pole = 62 m
3. Distance between positions = 62 - 24 = 38 m

Question 8

A person walks from a point where his shadow length is measured to another point. The distances from a lamp post are 40 m and 74 m respectively. How far did he walk?
Step-by-step:
1. First position: distance from pole = 40 m
2. Second position: distance from pole = 74 m
3. Distance between positions = 74 - 40 = 34 m

Question 9

A 155 cm tall person casts a 135 cm shadow. A nearby building is 619 cm tall. How long will its shadow be?
Step-by-step:
1. Ratio of height to shadow length = 155/135 = 1.15
2. For object: Height / Shadow = 1.15
3. Shadow = Height / Ratio = 619 / 1.15 = 539.1 cm

Question 10

A person walks from a point where his shadow length is measured to another point. The distances from a lamp post are 29 m and 93 m respectively. How far did he walk?
Step-by-step:
1. First position: distance from pole = 29 m
2. Second position: distance from pole = 93 m
3. Distance between positions = 93 - 29 = 64 m

Question 11

A person walks from a point where his shadow length is measured to another point. The distances from a lamp post are 22 m and 82 m respectively. How far did he walk?
Step-by-step:
1. First position: distance from pole = 22 m
2. Second position: distance from pole = 82 m
3. Distance between positions = 82 - 22 = 60 m

Question 12

A person walks from a point where his shadow length is measured to another point. The distances from a lamp post are 40 m and 88 m respectively. How far did he walk?
Step-by-step:
1. First position: distance from pole = 40 m
2. Second position: distance from pole = 88 m
3. Distance between positions = 88 - 40 = 48 m

Question 13

A 171 cm tall person casts a 281 cm shadow. A building casts a 547 cm shadow at the same time. How tall is the building?
Step-by-step:
1. Ratio of shadow to height = 281/171 = 1.64
2. For object: Shadow / Height = 1.64
3. Height = Shadow / Ratio = 547 / 1.64 = 332.9 cm

Question 14

A 150 cm tall person casts a 187 cm shadow. A nearby building is 1000 cm tall. How long will its shadow be?
Step-by-step:
1. Ratio of height to shadow length = 150/187 = 0.80
2. For object: Height / Shadow = 0.80
3. Shadow = Height / Ratio = 1000 / 0.80 = 1246.7 cm

Question 15

A person walks from a point where his shadow length is measured to another point. The distances from a lamp post are 36 m and 96 m respectively. How far did he walk?
Step-by-step:
1. First position: distance from pole = 36 m
2. Second position: distance from pole = 96 m
3. Distance between positions = 96 - 36 = 60 m

Question 16

A 161 cm tall person casts a 269 cm shadow. A building casts a 415 cm shadow at the same time. How tall is the building?
Step-by-step:
1. Ratio of shadow to height = 269/161 = 1.67
2. For object: Shadow / Height = 1.67
3. Height = Shadow / Ratio = 415 / 1.67 = 248.4 cm

Question 17

A person walks from a point where his shadow length is measured to another point. The distances from a lamp post are 35 m and 90 m respectively. How far did he walk?
Step-by-step:
1. First position: distance from pole = 35 m
2. Second position: distance from pole = 90 m
3. Distance between positions = 90 - 35 = 55 m

Question 18

A 172 cm tall person casts a 135 cm shadow. A nearby building is 630 cm tall. How long will its shadow be?
Step-by-step:
1. Ratio of height to shadow length = 172/135 = 1.27
2. For object: Height / Shadow = 1.27
3. Shadow = Height / Ratio = 630 / 1.27 = 494.5 cm

Question 19

A person walks from a point where his shadow length is measured to another point. The distances from a lamp post are 44 m and 81 m respectively. How far did he walk?
Step-by-step:
1. First position: distance from pole = 44 m
2. Second position: distance from pole = 81 m
3. Distance between positions = 81 - 44 = 37 m

Question 20

A person walks from a point where his shadow length is measured to another point. The distances from a lamp post are 46 m and 76 m respectively. How far did he walk?
Step-by-step:
1. First position: distance from pole = 46 m
2. Second position: distance from pole = 76 m
3. Distance between positions = 76 - 46 = 30 m
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