TeX rendering has been iffy at best on this site for the past few days, at least in my experience. I've attached a solution below.
Given:
Height of Mountain A = 5210 feet
Distance of Mountain A from a helicopter above the peak = 1000 feet
Angle of depression:
Mountain B to helicopter = 43 degrees
Mountain B to Mountain A = 19 degrees
First, draw an illustration and label the enumerated given values.
Observe that there are two right triangles formed:
From the triangle formed by the helicopter and Mountain B,
let x = total height of mountain B
y = leg of first triangle (helicopter and mountain b)
h = hypotenuse
Use the Pythagorean Theorem:
cos (43) = y / h
From the second triangle formed by mountain b and a,
cos (19) = (1000 + y) / h
solve for h and y
then, solve for the height of Mountain B:
x = 1000 + y + 5210
Answer:
26
Step-by-step explanation:
Because You have to just do the perimeter by counting the sides
Convert to a fraction by placing the decimal number over a power of 10 answer is 7/20
