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this makes no sense at all, what's the question?
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You can follow the image attached. (Although not 100% accurate, since it is roughly an estimate of where the values are.)
Basically, you will indicate with dots (or crosses) the points which fulfill the data in the table. In this case, the x-axis will be the average temp and the y-axis will be the date in april trees bloom.
For example, you can roughly estimate where 1.5 in the x-axis, and follow to find 28 in the y-axis for the first set of data, and continue this for all 8 points.
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Step-by-step explanation:
given that You are visiting a Redwood tree forest and want to verify the height of one of the trees. You measure its shadow along the ground and use trig to calculate the height.
the shadow measures 500 feet and you calculate the angle of elevation to be 35 degrees, This forms a right triangle.
a) Other acute angle is 90-35 = 55 degrees
b) Height of the tree = 500 tan 35 =350.104 feet
c) Here height would be reduced to 350.104 - 5 = 345.104 feet.
Hence distance adjusted= 354.104 cot 35=492.8596 feet.
d) Yes because this is less than 500 feet.
e) height of 5 feet itself is sufficient here
Answer: there are three feet in a yard, so first multiply 880 times 3 to get 2640 feet
Then multiply by the number of feet per mile. (5,280)
3 times 880 = 2,640
2,640 feet times 1 mile/5,280 feet.
Step-by-step explanation: