One of the most common ways to find the slope is to
put the problem in standard, slope-intercept form, which is
y=mx+b. The easiest way to describe this process is to isolate y.
Here's how you do it for this problem:
Since
m is your slope, the answer would be
-3/8.
Hope this helps!
You can solve this problem and calculate the height of the pole, by following the steps below:
Tan(α)=Opposite leg/Adjacent leg
α is the angle of elevation (α=<span>67°).
</span> The opposite leg is <span>the height of the pole. Let's call it "x".
</span> Adjacent leg=137 feet
When you substitute these values into the formula Tan(α)=Opposite leg/Adjacent leg, you have:
Tan(α)=Opposite leg/Adjacent leg
Tan(67°)=x/137
You must clear the "x"
x=137xTan(67°)
x=322.75
W<span>hat is the height of the pole?</span>
The answer is: The height of the pole is 322.75 feet.
Answer:
STQ
Step-by-step explanation:
Triangle STQ is the correct option
The answer is 54
what you do is keep adding 6
