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3 years ago

Need help with geometry HW.

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tangare [24]3 years ago

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The equatorial radius of the planet Mars:
r = 3.396 km
An arc of the planet that is visible to a camera in a satellite:
cos Ф/2 = r / ( r + 12,000 ) = 3.396 / ( 3,396 + 12,000 ) =
= 3,396 : 15,396 = 0.22
Ф/ 2 = cos^(-1) 0.22 = 77.3°
Ф = 2 · 77.3° = 154.6°
Answer: 154° 36
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