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How can I determine the height of the building?

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166.96 feet

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How can I determine the height of the building?, №15256680, 14.04.2022 23:23

Given that ∠BCA = 63° and ∠BDA = 49° 

Also, DC = 60ft

Let the height AB = h feet and BC = x feet 

In △ABC 

tan63° = AB/BC = h/x 

x = h / tan63° ...........................................................(1)

In △ADC 

tan49° = AB / (DC + BC)  = h / (60 + x) 

60 + x = h/tan49° ..................................................(2)

From (1) and (2) 

60 + h/tan63° = h/tan49°

60 = h(1/tan49°   -  1/tan63°) 

solving further

60 = h(tan63° - tan49°)/(tan49°*tan63°) 

h = 60*tan49°*tan63° / (tan63° - tan49°) = 60*1.15*1.96 / (1.96 - 1.15) = 135.24/0.81 = 166.96 feet

Thus, the height of the building = 166.96 feet

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Mathematics
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(1) Square; triangle or pentagon

(2)  Originally 146.6 m, now 139 m

(3) (a) h = 150 m; (b) l = 240 m; (c) base = square;

    (d) lateral area = 92 205 m²; (e) slope = 5/4

Step-by-step explanation:

(1) Base

The pyramids at Giza have square bases. Those are the most common, but the bases can have any number of shapes, e.g., triangles  or pentagons.

(2) Size

The Great Pyramid was originally 146.6 m tall with a base that was 230.4 m on each side. It is now only 139 m tall, because the limestone casings  have fallen away.

It would be possible to build a bigger pyramid today, because modern machinery can easily handle the massive stones.

(3) A larger pyramid

A larger modern pyramid might be 150 m tall and have a square base 240 m on each side.

(a) Height = 150 m

(b) Length = 240 m

(c) Base shape = square

(d) Surface Area

The square pyramid has four triangular faces.

(i) Side height

We can use Pythagoras' Theorem to calculate the side height s of the pyramid:

s² = 120² + 150² = 36 900 m²

s = √36900 = 192.1 m

(ii) Lateral area

The pyramid has four triangular faces.

Each triangle has a base of 240 m and a height of 192.1 m.

The formula for the area of a triangle is  

A = ½bh

So. the area of the four triangles is

A = 4 × ½bh = 2bh = 2 × 240 m × 192.1 m = 92 205 m²

(e) Slope of pyramid

slope = Δy/Δx = 150/120 = 5/4

 


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Mathematics
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(1) Square; triangle or pentagon

(2)  Originally 146.6 m, now 139 m

(3) (a) h = 150 m; (b) l = 240 m; (c) base = square;

    (d) lateral area = 92 205 m²; (e) slope = 5/4

Step-by-step explanation:

(1) Base

The pyramids at Giza have square bases. Those are the most common, but the bases can have any number of shapes, e.g., triangles  or pentagons.

(2) Size

The Great Pyramid was originally 146.6 m tall with a base that was 230.4 m on each side. It is now only 139 m tall, because the limestone casings  have fallen away.

It would be possible to build a bigger pyramid today, because modern machinery can easily handle the massive stones.

(3) A larger pyramid

A larger modern pyramid might be 150 m tall and have a square base 240 m on each side.

(a) Height = 150 m

(b) Length = 240 m

(c) Base shape = square

(d) Surface Area

The square pyramid has four triangular faces.

(i) Side height

We can use Pythagoras' Theorem to calculate the side height s of the pyramid:

s² = 120² + 150² = 36 900 m²

s = √36900 = 192.1 m

(ii) Lateral area

The pyramid has four triangular faces.

Each triangle has a base of 240 m and a height of 192.1 m.

The formula for the area of a triangle is  

A = ½bh

So. the area of the four triangles is

A = 4 × ½bh = 2bh = 2 × 240 m × 192.1 m = 92 205 m²

(e) Slope of pyramid

slope = Δy/Δx = 150/120 = 5/4

 


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French
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Bonjour !!!

From left to right

1st line

une flèche blanche pointant vers la droite

une flèche noire pointant vers la droite

un rond noir entre deux lignes droites verticales parallèles.

un rond noir entre les deux lignes obliques.

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2nd line

un rond noir au-dessus de la ligne droite horizontale.

un rond noir en-dessous de la ligne droite horizontale.

une flèche noire pointant vers la droite.

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3rd line

une flèche noire pointant vers la gauche.

une flèche noire pointant vers le haut

une flèche noire pointant vers le bas

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hope this helps ☺☺☺

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French
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Bonjour !!!

From left to right

1st line

une flèche blanche pointant vers la droite

une flèche noire pointant vers la droite

un rond noir entre deux lignes droites verticales parallèles.

un rond noir entre les deux lignes obliques.

-

2nd line

un rond noir au-dessus de la ligne droite horizontale.

un rond noir en-dessous de la ligne droite horizontale.

une flèche noire pointant vers la droite.

-

3rd line

une flèche noire pointant vers la gauche.

une flèche noire pointant vers le haut

une flèche noire pointant vers le bas

-

hope this helps ☺☺☺

if it's correct may I have a brainliest plizzz!!

English
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How bad was slavery in the 1800s and what type of people were slaves?

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  “Pre-Civil War African-American Slavery  :  National Expansion and Reform, 1815 - 1880  :  U.S. History Primary Source Timeline  :  Classroom Materials at the Library of Congress  :  Library of Congress.” The Library of Congress, www.loc.gov/classroom-materials/united-states-history-primary-source-timeline/national-expansion-and-reform-1815-1880/pre-civil-war-african-american-slavery/.

The National Archives. “Slavery.” The National Archives, The National Archives, 5 Nov. 2020, www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/education/resources/slavery/.

“Slavery in America.” Slavery in America - Timeline - Jim Crow Museum - Ferris State University, www.ferris.edu/htmls/news/jimcrow/timeline/slavery.htm.

“Slavery in North America 1654-June 19, 1865?” Slavery in North America 1654-June 19, 1865?, MLK - Wesleyan University, www.wesleyan.edu/mlk/posters/slavery_northamaerica.html.

“Brazil: Five Centuries of Change.” Brazil Five Centuries of Change, library.brown.edu/create/fivecenturiesofchange/chapters/chapter-2/african-slavery/.

Hope this helps!

Chemistry
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The soil is more developed and more fertile.

Explanation:

The lack of immediate decomposers in temperate forests allows the vertical profile of the soil to develop more thanks to the accumulation of plant matter. As a result, the soils of temperate forests are eroded less easily by the element and they also tend to be more fertile than rain forest soils due to the slow decomposition of organic matter.

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