how do you find the radius of a cylinder given the volume and height ? If the volume of a cylinder 100 cubic feet and height 10f
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Answer:
46.63 ft
Step-by-step explanation:
I've drawn and attached a triangle diagram to represent this elevation and distance of balloons.
Now, from the diagram attached, we can see the angle at which June must look up to see Armando is 25°.
Also, the height of Armando above June is represented by "x".
Thus, using pythagoras theorem, we can find x.
Thus;
x/100 = tan 25
x = 100 × tan 25
x = 100 × 0.4663
x = 46.63 ft
