The pitch of a roof is just the slope of the roof. Of course in the real world, we don’t have an xy-plane, so we only use positive (or at least non-negative) slopes.

If a roof has a pitch of zero what does it look like? done

If the pitch of the roof is a very large number, what does the roof look like? Done

Suppose your roof is 27 feet above the ground at its peak and only 22 feet above the ground at the front of the house. How far does it rise? Done

Suppose the front of the house is 17 feet from the street and the peak is 32 feet from the street (measure just horizontally). How fa

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The pitch of a roof is just the slope of the roof.  Of course in the real world, we don’t have an xy-plane, so we only use positive (or at least non-negative) slopes.

If a roof has a pitch of zero what does it look like? done

If the pitch of the roof is a very large number, what does the roof look like? Done

Suppose your roof is 27 feet above the ground at its peak and only 22 feet above the ground at the front of the house.  How far does it rise? Done

Suppose the front of the house is 17 feet from the street and the peak is 32 feet from the street (measure just horizontally).  How fa