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3 years ago

a 175cm tall student casts a shadow that is 2.3cm long. at the same time, a tree casts a shadow that is 8.2m longest

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Anika [276]3 years ago

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Ok so I’m assuming the question is how the tall is we need to find the Angle of the sun so

Student : 175

Shadow: 2.3

Hypotenuse: 175.0151136

Using -cos(175/175.0151136) we find the

Suns angle: .753 Above him/her

Our tree’s shadow:8.2

Using the suns angle we use cos(x

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