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defon3 years ago

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1. BC = 9 tan 45 = 9 ft
AC = 9 tan 60 = 9 sqrt(3) ft
AB = AC - BC = 9sqrt3 - 9 ft ~ 6.59 ft

2. G-Zoo = 200sqrt3 / tan 60 = 200 ft
G-Library = 200sqrt3 / tan 30 = 600 ft
Zoo-Library = G-Library - G-Zoo = 600 - 200 = 400 ft

Murljashka [212]3 years ago

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Using the Soh Cah Toa of Right triangles

1)
BC = 9*tan45 = 9 AC = 9*tan60 = 9^(1/3)AB = AC - BC = 9^(1/3) - 9
= 6.59 feet
2)
G-Zoo = 200^(1/3)/ tan60 = 200G-Library = 200^(1/3)/ tan30 = 600Zoo-Library = G-Library-G-Zoo = 600-200
= 400 feet

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