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1. spotlight is placed 25 feet from a flag that is 20 feet high Spotlight Which expression can be used to find the angle of elev

ation needed for the spotlight to illuminate the flag ?

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Ganezh [65]3 years ago

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Answer:

Im not entirely sure this is right but

0 = tan^-1(20 ÷ 25)

0 ≈ 38.65°

hope i helped lol

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