Boulder, Cobble, Pebble, Sand, Silt, Clay
From the law of sines, we have
where 
is the leg we're interested in, 
is the hypothenuse, 
is the angle opposite to , and 
is the angle between and .
So, in the first case, we can use
And in the second excercise, we use
The missing length is 12km (i never promised anything xd)
We know it begins at 100. If we use a*b^t, then 100 is our a. 100*b^t. We can now divide 480 by 100. This is 4.8. 4.8 is b. f(t) = 100(4.8)^t
