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An observer in a hot air balloon spots an object on the ground. He knows that he is 150 m high and 285 m horizontally from the object. What is the angle of depression at which t…

An observer in a hot air balloon spots an object on the ground. He knows that he is 150 m high and 285 m horizontally from the object. What is the angle of depression at which t…
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An observer in a hot air balloon spots an object on the ground. He knows that he is 150 m high and 285 m horizontally from the object. What is the angle of depression at which the observer spotted the object?

Round to the nearest tenth.

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27.8 degrees

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