A street slopes upward at an angle of 15o with the horizontal. How high does it rise over a horizontal distance of 175 meters? Explain your thinking you use to arrive at your answer.
plz help
So let's draw it out, shall we? |dw:1615333550914:dw|
It's sloping upwards at an angle of 15 degrees For a total of 175 meters Then how high up are you
Do you know whether we have to use sin? or cos? or tan?
we use cos
mhmm let's look again we have the angle we have the side opposite the angle we also have the side adjacent to the angle
do you remember SOH CAH TOA?
s/he's right
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ophygetra
right, sorry, you're wrong
uh i don't understand swwwy
it's not /hypotenuse
Take a look at the image we have the angle of 15, right? We always define the sides based on the angle the side that is OPPOSITE to the angle is `x` in our question the hypotenuse is always that longest side which is the ramp part of the triangle and that leaves the other side as the adjacent side
I think it's 32.15 meters just not sure tho
I just calculated it and I did not get that. Can you show me what numbers you used?
ok
to much u won't me to work it out
oh never mind i got it right swwwy and thx 4 yo help
what did you get? haha
the number i told u
Are you sure? It said that you got it right?
I got
ooh, it really does work, the copy and pastingO-O, cool
yes i am
I googled the question to see if I was really dense but the problem here is that @Sweetie145 also googled it and took her answer from Brainly but what she doesn't realize is that the question over there has a different number. Over there it's 120 and not 175
LOL, oof
you gotta pay attention to the numbers smh
you could never be dense lmaoooo
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