Angles of Elevation - VividMath.com

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Use Trigonometric Ratios and Angles of Elevation and Depression to find a Missing Length.
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Correction: 500 x 0.631 = 315.5 so you can round up to nearest metre 316 m.

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I think the final answer is wrong (no offence) because from my observation, 500 Multiplied by 0.631 will give you the answer equivalent to 315,5 now round it off to the nearest metre will give you the answer of 316 m. But from the whole explanation is great! Keep up the good work...

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tan(32.15) is = 0.6285 i've tried that using calculator on my phone, my desktop computer, my laptop, and also googled it!

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You calculate it wrong sherlock, its 500*tan(32°15')=315.47

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I somehow got 0.6309530 from tan32°15'.... how the hell

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Why 0.631? tan32⁰15’ is 0.6285≈0.629

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