Whats the question?
Sorry but can't answer if theres no question
Answer:
Answer in terms of a trigonometric function :
Answer in figures

Step-by-step explanation:
Consider the sketch attached below to better understand the problem.
Let x be the distance between point B and the base of the water tower.


From equation 2,
substituting the value of x into equation 1, we get


cross multiplying,



The height of the tower is
in terms of the trig function "Tan"
The equation can simply be evaluated to get the answer in figures since the angles are given in the question
Im pretty sure tge answers -1.68426
Answer:
17.95
Step-by-step explanation:
x over 20 89.75 over 100 then cross multiply
You'll use the chart to start your equation. There are 2000 grams to a kilogram. One batch is 1425grams. To get 2 kilograms she needs 2000 grams. So 2000-1425= your answer. For question 2, there are 1000 ml in 1 Liter. Use this information to see which will hold more liquid, 2 bottles or 8 cans.