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yes
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To solve this, it might be easier to draw it out (see the picture below). I split it into two triangles and used trig functions to find the altitude. I used the big triangle to find theta, and the used theta to find the side of the altitude. *remember that sine= opposite/hypotenuse*
 
        
        
        
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6.A small ball is dropped from a tall building.which equation could present the ball's height, <em>h</em>, in feet, relative to the ground, as a function of time, <em>t</em><em>,</em>in seconds 
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Go to math papa it really helps