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2 years ago

Nora is flying a kite, holding her hands a distance of 3 feet above the ground and

Mathematics

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jek_recluse [69]2 years ago

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Answer:

$55.7 feet$

Step-by-step explanation:

$h=\sin{\left(23\right)\times135}$

$\sin{23}\approx0.39$

$h=0.39\times135=52.65\left(feet\right)\$

$H=h+3$

$=52.65+3$

$=55.65\left(feet\right)$

$55.65\ feet\approx55.7\ feet$

I hope this helps you

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