SOLUTION: A guy wire is stretched from the top of a 38 foot flagpole to the ground so that the length of the wire, y, is given by y=38csc(theta), where theta is the angle of elevation from t
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Question 744575: A guy wire is stretched from the top of a 38 foot flagpole to the ground so that the length of the wire, y, is given by y=38csc(theta), where theta is the angle of elevation from the ground to the top of the pole. How long will the guy wire be if the angle of elevation is 60 degrees? What if the angle of elevation is 75 degrees? Answer by lynnlo(4176) (Show Source):
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