a 7.6-m flagpole is 4.6m away from a pedestrian. what is the angel of elevation from where the pedestrian is standing to the top of the flagpole

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02-02-2018
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a 7.6-m flagpole is 4.6m away from a pedestrian. what is the angel of elevation from where the pedestrian is standing to the top of the flagpole

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cadencelee2003 cadencelee2003 · Answer 1 · 2018-02-02T16:49:03+01:00

cadencelee2003 cadencelee2003

02-02-2018

Since flagpoles are not erected on a slant, we can assume that the angle between the pole and the ground is 90 degrees. Therefore, to solve this question you would use TRIGONOMETRIC RATIOS.

It would be 59 degrees.

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