Answer:
Since the kite is flying, the hypotenuse side of the triangle is 32.4m, while the adjacent side is unknown.
Given the opposite and hypotenuse, we use sine to find the angle.
θ= 34.4° (1 d.p.)
Thus, the angle the kite string makes with the ground is 34.4°.
Notes:
Answer:
y=7/6x
Step-by-step explanation:
When given an equation and asked to find the equation of a perpendicular line that intersects it, you know that the slope is the slope of the equation is the negative recipricoal of the given equation. i.e. y=2x+2 and y=-1/2x+2. The y-intercept does not matter.
I hope you understood and that this helps!
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2L + 2W = perimeter
dividing both sides by 2
L + W = (perimeter / 2)
Length = (perimeter / 2) -Width
Width = (perimeter / 2) -Length
