Suppose that an airplane is currently flying at an altitude of 31,680 feet and will be landing on a tarmac 120 miles away. Find the average angle at which the airplane must descend for landing. Round your

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Thecardkid asked Apr 8, 2022

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Suppose that an airplane is currently flying at an altitude

of 31,680 feet and will be landing on a tarmac 120 miles
away. Find the average angle at which the airplane must
descend for landing. Round your answer to the nearest
unit.

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