The length of the sky lift is 3.387.05 ft
Step-by-step explanation;
By an online search, i found that the sky lift
rises at an angle of 20.75 degrees.
Then we can think on a triangle rectangle, such
that:
One cathetus is 1200ft, this is the opposite
cathetus to the angle of 20.75°
The length of the ski lift would be the
hypotenuse of this triangle rectangle.
Then we can use the relationship:
Sin(a) = opposite cathetus/hypoteuse.
such that:
a = 20.75°
opposite cathetus=1200ft
then:
sin(20.75°) = 1200ft/hypotenuse
hypotenuse =1200ft/sin(20.759) =3.387.05 ft
The length of the sky lift is 3.387.05 ft
Answer: C
Step-by-step explanation:
Looking at the triangle, we see that the angles are the same. This tells us the triangle is an isosceles triangle. That means the two adjacent sides are equal to each other.
4x+23=10x-1 [subtract both sides by 4x]
23=6x-1 [add both sides by 1]
24=6x [divide both sides by 6]
x=4
Now, we know that x=4.
The digit in the hundred thousands place is the 2
If all the angles are 60 degrees, this is an equilateral triangle. This means that all the sides have the same lengths. Whatever length side a is, b and c have the same length.
Hope this helps :)
