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A boy is standing in front of a straight plane mirror 3vfeet away. A pole is standing behind him 3 feet away. The height of the boy is 3 feet and that of the pole is 9 feet. What is the minimum length of the mirror required so that the boy can completely see the pole image in the mirror

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