Complete Question
The length of the guy wire supporting a cell tower is 120 m. The guy wire is anchored to the ground at a distance of 80 m from the base of the tower to the nearest hundredth of a meter how tall is the tower?
Answer:
89.44m
Step-by-step explanation:
We solve this question using the Pythagoras Theorem
This is given as:
Hypotenuse² = Opposite ² + Adjacent ²
Hypotenuse = Length of the guy wire = 120m
Adjacent = Distance from the base of the tower = 80m
Opposite = Height of the building = x
Hence:
120² = x² + 80²
Collect like terms
x² = 120² - 80²
x = √120² - 80²
x = √(8000)
x = 89.4427191 m
Approximately the height of the tower is = 89.44m
Answer:
Angles 1, 4, and 7
Step-by-step explanation:
This is because angle 1 and the angle with 27 degrees are opposite angles and angle 4 because it is a corresponding angle, and because of angle 4 angle 7 because angles 4 and 7 are opposite diagonal angles
Area is height time width, or in this case, 3(2x^2+3x+5), which is 6x^2+9x+15.
Answer:
y=x+12
Step-by-step explanation:
Well the slope is -4/-4 =1
We plug it into the formula, y=mx+b, but m=1
So it is y=1x+b
We know the points, so we plug y and x in which is:
-4=-4*4+b
-4=-16+b
b=12
So the point slope form of that is y=x+12
=(5x+4)°
=(2x-2)°
=(4x-6)°
we know that,
=
+
According to the question,
so,
=(4x-6)°=(4×12-6)°=(48-6)°=42°
