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What is the rise of a roof if the span is 30 ft and the rafter length is 16 ft? about 5.6 ft about 25.4 ft about 21.9 ft 31 ft
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This looks like a Pythagorean theorem problem? I would assume that the larger one is the hypotenuse and one of the legs of the triangle is 16ft. That would yield 900 - 16^2 = rise^2 => rise is about 25.4 ft but I am unsure about what's the rafter length :-)
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