Complete question is;
A 21 ft ladder is leaning against a tall wall with the foot of the ladder placed at 7 feet from the base of the wall and the angle of elevation is?
Answer:
θ = 70.5°
Step-by-step explanation:
The angle of elevation simply means the angle that the ladder makes with the ground. Let's call this angle θ.
I've attached a diagram showing the triangle made by this ladder and the wall.
From the attached diagram, we can see the triangle formed by the ladder and the wall.
We can find the angle of elevation θ from trigonometric ratios.
Thus;
7/21 = cos θ
cos θ = 0.3333
θ = cos^(-1) 0.3333
θ = 70.5°
I need options but this is an example of a monomial:
(2x^2)
Seven times seven equals forty nine
Answer:
FD≈25.94.. rounded = 26
Step-by-step explanation:
FD²=12²+(4x+11)²
FD²=144+16x²+88x+121
FD²=265+16x²+88x
also
FD²=12²+(13x-16)²
FD²=144+169x²-416x+256
FD²=400+169x²-416x
thus
265+16x²+88x = 400+169x²-416x
16x²-169x²+88x+416x+265-400 = 0
-153x²+504x-135 = 0
we will solve this quadratic equation by suing the quadratic formula to find x
x=(-504±sqrt(504²-4(-153)(-135)))/2(-153)
x=(-504±
)/2(-153)
x=(-504±
)/-306
x=(-504±
)/-306
x=(-504±414)/-306
x=(-504+414)/-306 and x=(-504-414)/-306
x=-90/-306 and x=-918/-306
x= 5/17 , 3
substituting x by the roots we found
check for 5/17:
4x+11 = 4×(5/17)+11 = (20/17)+11 = (20+187)/17 = 207/17 ≈ 12.17..
13x-16 = 13×(5/17)-16 = (65/17)-16 = (65-272)/17 = -207/17 ≈ -12.17..
check for 3:
4x+11 = 4×3+11 = 12+11 = 23
13x-16 = 13×3-16 = 23
thus 3 is the right root
therfore
ED=23 and CD=23
FD²=FE²+ED² or FD²=FC²+CD²
FD²=12²+23²
FD²=144+529
FD²=673
FD=√673
FD≈25.94.. rounded = 26
25/30 bc 6x6=30 and 5x5=25