A skier is going down a slope that measures 7,500ft long. By the end of the slope the skier has dropped 2,200 vertical feet. To the nearest degree, what is the angle of the slope?

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A skier is going down a slope that measures 7,500ft long. By the end of the slope the skier has dropped 2,200 vertical feet. To the nearest degree, what is the angle of the slope?

A skier is going down a slope that measures 7,500ft long. By the end of the slope-example-1

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Answer:

Explanation:

m x = sin ^-1 (2200 / 7500) = 17 degrees

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answer: 17 degrees

explanation: max=sin-1 2200/7500= 17 degrees

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Vitaly Chura answered Jul 26, 2023

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