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Complete the table. Distances and heights.
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Complete the table. Distances and heights.

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Answer:

a=1/2 π b=1π c=3/2π d=1 e=0 f= -1

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User Kolypto
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Answer:

(See explanation for further details)

Explanation:

The information required is presented below:


a = 0.5\pi,
b = \pi,
c = (3\pi)/(2),
d = 1,
e = 1,
f = -1

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