You can set this up as 2 fractions equal to each other, like ratios.
18/11=108/x
Cross multiply and you get 18x=1,188
Now divide both sides by 18 and get x.
x=66.
If the height of the building is 108ft, the width is 66ft.
The point of observation is 2500 m away from the foot of the building.
The angle of elevation is 4°.
We need to find the height 'h' of the building.
With respect to 4°,
2500 is the adjacent side.
'h' is the opposite side.
The trigonometric ratio associating opposite & adjacent is tan.
We have


Cross multiplying we get
h = 2500 tan4°
h= 174.82 m
Option B) is the right answer.
Its a because you will add 1.25 and 0.75 because it says each and of course 18 would be what it equals
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7) In this problem, we can see that both tangent lines to that circle come from the same point O.
So, we can write out the following considering that there is one secant line DO and one tangent line to the circle AO
