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Elden [556K]
2 years ago
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n airplane took off from an airport and traveled at a constant rate and angle of elevation. When the airplane reached an altitud

e of 500 m, its horizontal distance from the airport was found to be 235 m. What was the angle when the airplane rose from the ground?
Mathematics
1 answer:
hram777 [196]2 years ago
7 0

The angle of the plane when it rose from the ground is 64.8 degrees

<h3>Application of trigonometry identity</h3>

Given the following parameters from the question

Altitude of the airplane H =  500m

Horizontal distance from airport "d"  = 235

Required

angle of elevation

According to the trigonometry identity

tan x = opposite/adjacent

tan x = H/d
tan x = 500/235

tan x = 2.1277

x = arctan(2.1277)

x = 64.8 degrees

The angle of the plane when it rose from the ground is 64.8 degrees

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