Answer: The answer is 381.85 feet.
Step-by-step explanation: Given that a window is 20 feet above the ground. From there, the angle of elevation to the top of a building across the street is 78°, and the angle of depression to the base of the same building is 15°. We are to calculate the height of the building across the street.
This situation is framed very nicely in the attached figure, where
BG = 20 feet, ∠AWB = 78°, ∠WAB = WBG = 15° and AH = height of the bulding across the street = ?
From the right-angled triangle WGB, we have

and from the right-angled triangle WAB, we have'

Therefore, AH = AB + BH = h + GB = 361.85+20 = 381.85 feet.
Thus, the height of the building across the street is 381.85 feet.
The answer is 13. To solve this you have to do 4*3 which is 12. Then you subtract 25 and 12 to get an answer of 13.
<h2>3x4x5=60cms </h2><h2>60cm is the correct answer to the question </h2>
Answer:
c=
Step-by-step explanation:
a=height=6
b=length=4
using pythagorean theorem
a^2+b^2=c^2
36+16=c^2
c=
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Answer:
35x - 600
Discussion:
Area of unshaed rectangle =
area of full rectangle - area of shaded rectangle =
35x - 600
Thank you,
MrB