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Aaron flies a kite at 65º angle of elevation. The kite string is 300 feet long. Aaron is 5 feet tall. How high off the ground is

the kite, to the nearest foot?

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dimaraw [331]3 years ago

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You would use Pythagorean theorem to help u out if u have 2 sides u should be able to do it.

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