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Question 147488: Let A = (1,1), B = (3,5), and C = (7,2). Explain how to cover the whole plane with non overlapping triangles, each of which is congruent to triangle ABC.
In the pattern of lines produced by your tessellation, you should see triangles of many different sizes. What can you say about their sizes and shapes?
please help me! i am stuck... again
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Question 147768: A bell rope, passing through the ceiling above, just barely reaches the belfry floor. When one pulls the rope to the wall, keeping the rope taut, it reaches a point that is three inches above the floor. It is four feet from the wall to the rope when the rope is hanging freely. How high is the ceiling?
(I made a diagram, but I don't really understand what the bell rope and belfry floor is. My answer was approx. 3.4 feet, but that doesn't sound correct to me. I found it by using triangles with x, 2x, and x square root 3.)
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Question 147768: A bell rope, passing through the ceiling above, just barely reaches the belfry floor. When one pulls the rope to the wall, keeping the rope taut, it reaches a point that is three inches above the floor. It is four feet from the wall to the rope when the rope is hanging freely. How high is the ceiling?
(I made a diagram, but I don't really understand what the bell rope and belfry floor is. My answer was approx. 3.4 feet, but that doesn't sound correct to me. I found it by using triangles with x, 2x, and x square root 3.)
Click here to see answer by jim_thompson5910(35256) |
Question 147768: A bell rope, passing through the ceiling above, just barely reaches the belfry floor. When one pulls the rope to the wall, keeping the rope taut, it reaches a point that is three inches above the floor. It is four feet from the wall to the rope when the rope is hanging freely. How high is the ceiling?
(I made a diagram, but I don't really understand what the bell rope and belfry floor is. My answer was approx. 3.4 feet, but that doesn't sound correct to me. I found it by using triangles with x, 2x, and x square root 3.)
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Question 147838: I got an answer for this, but I'm not sure if i'm right. thanks!!!!
Standing on a cliff 380 meters above the sea, Sue sees an approaching ship and measures its angle of depression, obtaining 9 degrees. How far from the shore is the ship?
Now Sue sights a second ship beyond the first. The angle of depression of the second ship is 5 degrees. How far apart are the 2 ships?
My answer was about 2399.226 meters away, and 1944.194 meters apart.
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Question 147839: a 5 foot emma student casts an 8 foot shadow. how high is the sun in the sky? this is another way6 to ask the angle of elevation of the sun.
my answer was 32.0053821 degrees but i'm not sure if i'm right. thanks for the help!
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Question 147839: a 5 foot emma student casts an 8 foot shadow. how high is the sun in the sky? this is another way6 to ask the angle of elevation of the sun.
my answer was 32.0053821 degrees but i'm not sure if i'm right. thanks for the help!
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Question 148385: Taylor lets out 20 meters of kite string then wonders how high the kite has risen. Taylor is able to calculate the answer after using a protractor to measure the 63-degree angle of elevation that the string makes with the ground. How high is the kite, to the nearest meter? What unrealistic assumptions did you make in answering this question?
thanks -cj
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Question 148654: 6. You are at the sceni overlook at Thatcher Park looking through the panoramic viewer that is looking straight ahead. How far must you rotate the viewer directly downward to see the Egg in Albany, which you know to be 30 miles away. The scenic overlook is two-tenths of a mile high.
Thank you so much!
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Question 148795: a circle witha 4 inch radius is centered at A and a circle witha 9 inch radius is centered at B, where A and B are 13 inches apart. There is a segment that is tangent to the small circle at P and to the large circle at Q. it is a common external tangent of the two circles. what kind of quadrilateral is PABQ? what are the lengths of its sides???
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Question 148787: Let P = (-25,0), Q = (25,0), and R = (-24,0). Find an equation for the circle that goes through P, Q, and R. Find at least two ways of showing that angle PRQ is right, and find coordinates for the three other points R that would have made angle PRQ right.
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Question 148909: The leaning tower of Pisa was originally perpendicular to the ground and 179 feet tall. Because of sinking into the earth, it now leans at a certain angle θ from the perpendicular. When the top of the tower is viewed from a point 150 feet from the center of its base, the angle of elevation is 53 degrees.Use the Lw of Sines to solve.
A) Approximate the angle θ.
b) Approximate the distance d that the center of the top of the tower has moved from the perpendicular.
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Question 150641: 1.what is the perimeter of a 45 degree. 45 degree, 90 degree triangle with hypotenuse length of 6?
A= 12
B=12 square root 2
C= 9 square root 3
D= 6+6square root 2
2. the lengths of two sides of an obtuse triangle are 12 and 16. which could NOT be the length of the third side?
A=9
B=10
C=20
D=25
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Question 150661: 1.write true or false. multiplying each number of a Pythagorean triple be a nonzero whole number yields another Pythagorean triple?
2. The longest side of a triangle is 13 centimeters. another side is 11 centimeters. if the triangle is obtuse. right an inequality for the range of values of the third side?
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Question 150643: if (2,4) is the location of the centroid of a triangle. which CANNOT be the coordinates of the verticles of the triangle?
F= (0,0),(0,6),(6,6)
G=(3,4),(3,-2),(0,6)
H= (3,-2),(1,6),(2,8)
J= (2,0) ,(1,8),(3,4)
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