Complete question is;
A 21 ft ladder is leaning against a tall wall with the foot of the ladder placed at 7 feet from the base of the wall and the angle of elevation is?
Answer:
θ = 70.5°
Step-by-step explanation:
The angle of elevation simply means the angle that the ladder makes with the ground. Let's call this angle θ.
I've attached a diagram showing the triangle made by this ladder and the wall.
From the attached diagram, we can see the triangle formed by the ladder and the wall.
We can find the angle of elevation θ from trigonometric ratios.
Thus;
7/21 = cos θ
cos θ = 0.3333
θ = cos^(-1) 0.3333
θ = 70.5°
Answer:
b. A = 71.6°; C = 45.40°; b =15.0
Step-by-step explanation:
The missing values can be found with the help of the Law of Cosine and properties of triangles:
Side b (Law of Cosine)



Angle A (Law of Cosine)





Angle C (Sum of internal angles in triangles)


Hence, the right answer is B.
Answer: A.90 cm^2
Step-by-step explanation: A= a+b/2 h
A= 17.5+12.5/2 *6
A = 30/2*6
A= 15*6
A=90
3.86
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Answer:
- 113.04, 4, 452.16
- 78.5, 11, 863.5
- 153.86, 10, 1538.6
Step-by-step explanation:
When calculations are repetitive, I like to let a calculator or spreadsheet do them. Here we have used the formula for the base area:
B = πr² = 3.14×r²
In the second figure, the radius is half the diameter, so is 5 units.
The table in the attachment lists the base area B, the height h (from the figures), and the volume V. These are the values that you need to drag and drop to the boxes in your problem.
V = 113.04 · 4
V = 452.16 units³ . . . showing how the numbers are used in the first figure