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Mathematics, 15.07.2019 13:00 KillerSteamcar

You stand at base camp and look up at the summit of the mountain you are about to climb. the angle of elevation to the top is 15°. you are 5 miles from the point underneath the summit, as shown below. which expression below is equivalent to how many feet will you have gained in elevation when you reach the summit? 5 cos (15°) x 5,2805 cos (15°) ÷ 5,2805 tan (15°) x 5,2805 tan (15°) ÷ 5,280

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