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Two ladders are the same distance from the base of a wall. The longer ladder is 15m long and makes an angle of 58 with the ground. if the shorter ladder is 12.6m long, what angle does it make with the ground?
10 years ago

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Answered by Henry
d = 15*cos58 = 7.95 m. = Distance from
base of the wall.

Cos A = d/L = 7.95/12.6 = 0.63086
A = 50.9o
10 years ago
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