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Lars rides a chairlift to the top of a mountain. The chairlift rises at a constant angle of 37°. If the length of the chairlift ride is 1,392 m, what is the elevation gain from the base of the chairlift to the top?
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Do you know which trig function we have to use to calculate x, which is the length from the base to the top?
The function should be sine and instead of 'x'. you try to use 'y'.
The variable we use is irrelevant (: We can use 'x' or we can use 'q' or even 'h' We just have to define it and stay consistent throughout the problem :)
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