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Q # 28 please solve the equation
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Q # 28 please solve the equation
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The answer would be
129 ft.
Solution:
Given: the height of the pole = 129.3 ft
sin 36° = height of pole/ hypotenuse
hypotenuse = 220 ft
the height of the pole = 220 sin 36°
= 129.3
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129 ft
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the height of the pole = 129.3 ft
sin 36° = height of pole/ hypotenuse
hypotenuse = 220 ft
the height of the pole = 220 sin 36° = 129.3 ≈ 129 ft
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