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1.2 miles = 6,336 feet
IF the length is measured along the ground then:
tan (angle) = opp / adjacent
tan (angle) = 3,200 / 6,336
<span>tan (angle) = 0.505050505</span>
angle = 26.796 Degrees
IF the length is measured from the ground to the top then:
sin (angle) = opp / hypotenuse
<span>sin (angle) = 0.505050505</span>
angle = 30.335 Degrees
1.2 miles = 6,336 feet
IF the length is measured along the ground then:
tan (angle) = opp / adjacent
tan (angle) = 3,200 / 6,336
<span>tan (angle) = 0.505050505</span>
angle = 26.796 Degrees
IF the length is measured from the ground to the top then:
sin (angle) = opp / hypotenuse
<span>sin (angle) = 0.505050505</span>
angle = 30.335 Degrees
Answer: Horizontal asymptote is and vertical asymptotes are
Step-by-step explanation:
Since we have given that
We need to find the horizontal and vertical asymptotes.
Since vertical asymptotes will occur where the denominator becomes zero.
So, here denominator is
Now,
And the horizontal asympototes will occur when the coefficient of higher degree of numerator is divided by coefficient of higher degree of denominator.
Hence, horizontal asymptote is and vertical asymptotes are