This document provides examples of using indirect measurement to solve for unknown distances. It begins with an example of using similar triangles to find the length of side EG of triangle EFG given the lengths of sides AB, AC, and EF of similar triangle ABC. It then gives another example using similar triangles formed by a building, its shadow, and a tree and its shadow to calculate the height of the tree. Finally, it provides two practice problems asking the reader to use indirect measurement to solve for the width of a river and the height of a tree.