A business man looks out his window on the fourth floor and estimates the angle he looks up to the top of the neighbouring building is 25 degrees. He estimates to look at the bottom of the building next to his is 35 degrees. If the buildings are 100 m apart and each floor is 4.5 m tall, how tall is the next building over? A business man looks out his window on the fourth floor and estimates the angle he looks up to the top of the neighbouring building is 25 degrees. He estimates to look at the bottom of the building next to his is 35 degrees. If the buildings are 100 m apart and each floor is 4.5 m tall, how tall is the next building over? @Mathematics

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A business man looks out his window on the fourth floor and estimates the angle he looks up to the top of the neighbouring building is 25 degrees. He estimates to look at the bottom of the building next to his is 35 degrees. If the buildings are 100 m apart and each floor is 4.5 m tall, how tall is the next building over?  A business man looks out his window on the fourth floor and estimates the angle he looks up to the top of the neighbouring building is 25 degrees. He estimates to look at the bottom of the building next to his is 35 degrees. If the buildings are 100 m apart and each floor is 4.5 m tall, how tall is the next building over?  @Mathematics

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