Yes, but only if the denominator is the same.
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Answer: 11378.58 ft
Step-by-step explanation:
1. Draw a figure like the one attached, where A is the position of the airplane and B and C are the positions of the cars.
2. The distance between the cars is the length BC, then, you need to calculate the measure of BD and DC to add them and obtain BC.
<h2> 3. You know the opposite side and the angles of depression, then, you can calculate the distance between the cars as following:</h2>

You gave me numbers but forgot the question. Without a question there is no answer.
10÷5/6
When dividing a number by a fraction, it is the same as multiplying by its reciprocal (the fraction flipped over)
so..
10÷5/6= 10×6/5= 60÷5= 12
we just did this in math-