Answer:The base of the ladder from the tree is 28ft
Step-by-step explanation:
Using pythagorean theorem
Let 100ft= hypothesis is the right angle triangle
Let 96ft be the height of the ladder
Let x be the base of the right angle triangle between the base of the ladder and the tree
h^2=a^2+b^2
100^2=96^2 +b^2
10,000=9216 +b^2
b^2=10,000-9216
b=sqrt(784)
b=28ft
6hrs = school
9hrs = sleeps = 18hrs // 24hrs ----6hrs left
3hrs = plays
6hrs = other things
playing = 12.5% -- 3/24 3/24*100
other things = 25% -- 6/24 6/24*100
<u>Given</u>:
Given that the side length of the cube is 1.8 cm
We need to determine the lateral surface area of the cube.
<u>Lateral surface area of the cube:</u>
The lateral surface area of the cube can be determined using the formula,

where a is the side length.
Substituting a = 1.8 in the above formula, we get;

Squaring the term, we get;

Multiplying, we get;

Thus, the lateral surface area of the cube is 12.96 cm²
First of all, we have to observe this triangles separated by the height. These small and big triangles are similar according to the Angle-Angle-Angle principle.
a. We can find all of these length using the cosine of the angle, Pythagoras theorem and the principle of the similarity of triangles.
b. According to the cosine of the angle we can write that, cosθ = 12/a = 5/13 and from here a = 31.2. After finding that using Pythagoras theorem, we can write that
. According to the similarity of the triangles, we can write that 31.2/d = 28.8/12 and d = 13. Applying Pythagoras theorem we find that c = 5.
c. We already gave the answer for this question in part b