Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Rising 30 feet for every 400 feet of track is not a very large angle of elevation. We set this up as a right triangle to use right triangle trig to solve for the missing angle. The height is 30 and the hypotenuse is 400. The height is the side opposite the angle in question, and the hypotenuse is the hypotenuse! This is the sin ratio. Setting up the ratio using our info:

When you are looking for a missing angle measure, as we are here, use the 2nd-->sin buttons to find the inverse of sin, which looks like this:

Enter in the fraction 30/400 after the parenthesis and then hit enter to get the angle measure of 4.3 degrees.
As we go from (-6,6) to (9,1), x increases by 15 and y decreases by 5. Thus, the slope of this line is m = rise / run = -5/15, or m = -1/3.
Point-slope form: y-6 = (-1/3)(x+6), using data from (-6,6).
Slope-intercept form: starting with y = mx + b, substit. -6 for x, 6 for y and -1/3 for m:
6 = (-1/3)(-6) + b, or
6 = 2 + b. Then b = 4, and the equation in slope-intercept form is
y = (-1/3)x + 4.
They’re similar due to AAA, each triangle is 180 degrees. since both of the triangles had a degrees of 60 i imputed 67 to the left triangle and they both equal each other
The answer is 1 because4 is close to 5