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· 221-225 · 226-230 · 231-235 · 236-240 · 241-245 · 246-250 · 251-255 · 256-260 · 261-265 · 266-270 · 271-275 ·In the movie Close Encounters of Third Kind, there was a scene where the star
In the movie Close Encounters of Third Kind, there was a scene where the star, Richard Dreyfuss, was approaching Devil’s Tower in Wyoming. He could have determined his distance from Devil’s Tower by first stopping at point P, and taken a measurement of the angle from his location to the height of the tower of 13.5 degrees. He then could have moved 100 meters closer to point N and taken another measurement of the height of the tower. This measurement would be 14.8 degrees. Given this information, determine Mr. Dreyfuss’s distance from tower when he is standing at point N.
Subject:
Math
Topic:
Trigonometry
Posting ID:
48156
OTA ID:
103992
Calculation of distance from trigonometry
In the movie Close Encounters of Third Kind, there was a scene where the star, Richard Dreyfuss, was approaching Devil's Tower in Wyoming. He could have determined his distance from Devil's Tower by first stopping at point P, and taken a measurement of the angle from his location to the height of the tower of 13.5 degrees. He then could have moved 100 meters closer to point N and taken another measurement of the height of the tower. This measurement would be 14.8 degrees. Given this information, determine Mr. Dreyfuss's distance from tower when he is standing at point N. What concept do we need to comprehend in dealing such a problem?
Subject:
Math
Topic:
Trigonometry
Posting ID:
48186
OTA ID:
103992
I am getting myself confused, probably not simplifying things enough. --- (See attached file for full problem description)
Subject:
Math
Topic:
Trigonometry
Posting ID:
48767
OTA ID:
103300
Solution to the following trigonetry questions
a) looking for the distance VP b) diamieter of the pipe c) formula for d in terms of VP d) formula for VP in terms of d ----------------------------------------- 1) tire durability 2) tan(x+450 degrees0 cannot be simplified using tangent sum formula. why? 3) difference between trig equation that is an identity and trig equation that is no. need an example
Subject:
Math
Topic:
Trigonometry
Posting ID:
49301
OTA ID:
103846
On the first part of a 317 mile trip, Leah averaged 58 miles per hour. She averaged only 52 mph on the last part of the trip because of an incrased volume of traffic. The total time of the trip was 5 hours and 45 minutes. Find the amount of time that Leah spent driving each speed.
Subject:
Math
Topic:
Trigonometry
Posting ID:
49458
OTA ID:
103058
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