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Suppose that you see a flock of birds at an angle of elevation of 32 degrees if the birds are at an altitude of 12,000 feet and if your eye is 6 feet above the ground the what is your horizontal distance
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Suppose that you see a flock of birds at an angle of elevation of 32 degrees if the birds are at an altitude of 12,000 feet and if your eye is 6 feet above the ground the what is your horizontal distance from the birds
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we know that
tan 32°=opposite side/adjacent side
[adjacent side]=[opposite side]/tan 32°
in this problem
opposite side-----> will be the altitude of the flock of birds minus your eye level above the ground
(12000-6)-----> 11994 ft
adjacent side------->will be the horizontal distance between you and the birds
32°------>
an angle of elevation
[adjacent side]=[11994]/tan 32°-------> 19194.41 ft
the answer is
The horizontal distance from the birds is 19194.41 ft
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