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The figure shows a weather balloon at point P.
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How high is the point P of the weather balloon from a point R on the ground? 2 cosec 27° miles 2/sec 27 miles 2 cot 27° miles 2/cot miles
The last one is actually 2/cot 27 miles. Sorry!
I think it's number one.
ya your correct.
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Yes i just rechecked!
Okay thank you!
No problem!
@aliceglass20 was it correct!
Not sure yet, I haven't finished the whole thing yet. I'll let you know thought!
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ahhh ok!
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