SOLUTION: Robert is remodeling a second floor room. he wants to use a crane to bring the materials through the window rather than carry them up the staris. the window is 28" wide by 42" hig
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Question 757140: Robert is remodeling a second floor room. he wants to use a crane to bring the materials through the window rather than carry them up the staris. the window is 28" wide by 42" high. will a four foot wide sheet of drywall fit through the window? explain your answer Answer by tasmart(9) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! window is a rectangle, what is two triangles.
In order to find a length of the diagonal imaginary side of the window we need to find it by thinking about triangles formula a^2=b^2+c62
28^2+42^2=x
784+1764= root of 2548 is 50.8 inches
four foot drywall is 48 inches.
it is going to get through window of 28" wide by 42" high.
