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Tema [17]
4 years ago
9

REALLY need help with my trigonometry homework!! Anything would help!!!

Mathematics
1 answer:
True [87]4 years ago
8 0

14) The horizontal distance when the plane is at 500 ft. is 2358.5 ft.

15) The length of the wire is 44.7 ft.

<u>Step-by-step explanation:</u>

14) Let the horizontal distance be 'd'

the height of the plane = 500 ft.

Angle of elevation= 12°

tan 12° = 500/d

d = 500/tan12°

d = 500/0.212

d = 2358.5 foot

The horizontal distance when the plane is at 500 ft. is 2358.5 ft.

15) Let the length of the wire be 'n'

The height of the pole = 30ft.

Angle formed between pole and wire = 48°

Cos 48° = 30/n

n = 30/cos 48°

n = 30/ 0.67

n =  44.7 ft.

The length of the wire is 44.7 ft.

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