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Geometry Angle of Depression and Angle of Elevation. 2. - 3.

Geometry Angle of Depression and Angle of Elevation. 2. - 3.-example-1
User Vinay Jeurkar
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2) We can draw this situation as:

We can now find the angle x.

We can use trigonometric ratios as:


\begin{gathered} \tan(x)=(Opposite)/(Adjacent)=(23)/(34) \\ x=\arctan((23)/(34)) \\ x\approx34.08\degree \end{gathered}

3) We can draw this situation as:

We can find x as:


\begin{gathered} \tan(x)=(Opposite)/(Adjacent)=(12)/(17) \\ x=\arctan(12/17) \\ x\approx35.22\degree \end{gathered}

Answer:

2) 34.08°

3) 35.22°

Geometry Angle of Depression and Angle of Elevation. 2. - 3.-example-1
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