Answer:
1)7.288 feet
2)11.6 feet
3)safe
4) 3.7 feet
5) ∅
6)∅1
∅2
Step-by-step explanation:
1) The door barn is rectangular in shape. The length is 9 feet and The angle between diagonal and side is 39 degrees.
Applying trigonometry,
tan(39) = 
= 0.809
Thus, s= 
2) Applying pythagoras theorm,
Diagonal length (d) = 11.58 feet. Nearest tenth place = 11.6 feet
3) The length of ladder is 14 foot and height from ground is 13.5 feet.
Applying trigonometry,
sin(∅) = 
= 0.964
∅ = angle of elevation = 
= 74.57 ≈ 75 degrees.
Thus tractor can climb safely.
4)Applying, pythgoras theorm,
x = 
Thus, ladder should be placed at distance 3.7 feet
5)Let angle of elevation be ∅.
tan(∅) = 
∅
6)After moving 5 feet closer to barn, Let angle of elevation for light near barn be ∅1 and for farther one be ∅2.
Thus,
tan(∅1) = 
∅1
tan(∅2) = 
∅2
Answer:
B) the flow of goods and services
Step-by-step explanation:
Balance of payments (BOP) is a statement of all transactions made between one country and the rest of the world at a particular period of time. It is also called balance of international payment. BoP is divided into current and capital account.
1. The current account: This is account of country's net trade in goods and services, net earnings on cross-border investments, and its net transfer payments. The current account measures the flow of goods and services.
2. The capital account: This is a country's imports and exports of capital and foreign aid. It can also be called financial account.
The sum of all transactions recorded in the balance of payments should be zero.
Balance of payment deficit is when a country's import is higher than its export.
Balance of payment surplus is when a country's export is greater than its import.
2x^3 + 4x^2 - x + 2
——————————
x
The volume of the triangular prism is 315.70 units³.
<h3>What is the volume?</h3>
A triangular prism is a three-dimensional shape that has a triangular base.
Volume =base area x height
28.7 x 11 = 315.70 units³
To learn more about prisms, please check: brainly.com/question/8890358
#SPJ1
