Draw a triangle with shortest side on the ground (horiz.). The length of this side is 80 feet. Two angles touch the ground: a right angle, and the 70 degree angle.
Then the height of the building is the 2nd shortest side.
The tangent function is the appropriate one to use here:
opp h
tan 70 deg = -------- = ----------
adj 80 ft
h
Since tan 70 deg = 2.75, 2.75 = -------
80 ft
so h = building height = (80 ft)(2.75) = 219.8 ft
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
To find the angles of any shape with all sides equal in length, we use the formula:
, where n is the number of sides
For a pentagon, we get the equation:
Thus the measure of each in a pentagon if the lengths of all five sides are equal is 108 degrees.
Hope that helps!
3(a+b) and 3a+b: not equivalent
4(x+2y) and 8y+4x: equivalent
Answer:
3 (or x > 2)
Step-by-step explanation:
If your answer is only taking integers, then the first integer that would make this statement true would be 3. If it's for any numerical value, then the inequality would be true for any value above 2.
