Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer: depending on the size of the room and what kind of bus
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
In leftmost triangle:
opposite side =y
adjacent=a
now, we can use trig formula

now, we can solve for y

In rightmost triangle:
adjacent=b
opposite=y
a+b=15
b=15-a
now, we can use trig formula

now, we can solve for y

now, we can set them equal
and then we can solve for a




now, we can find b


now, we can use trig formula

now, we can find z

we can simplify it
and we get

If they are in the same line yes. If they aren't then its considered non-collinear.