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It is believed that the best angle to fly a kite is 30 degrees. If you fly a kite at this angle and let out 200 feet of string,

approximately how high above the ground will the kite be?

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poizon [28]1 year ago

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200 feet of the ground at a thirty degrees angle does not make a difference .

u need to know whether it is the top or bottom of it, the kite

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