Asked by LOke
I need help solving the b portion of the equation.
15. Assume that a surveyor stands at the top of a mountain that is “h” feet tall. If the distance (in feet) that he can see is defined by d = 3200.2 SQRT(h), then answer the following. (a) How far can the surveyor see from the top of a 2000-foot mountain? (b) How tall is the mountain, if the surveyor can see 15 miles? (Note: 1 mile equals 5280 feet.)
15. Assume that a surveyor stands at the top of a mountain that is “h” feet tall. If the distance (in feet) that he can see is defined by d = 3200.2 SQRT(h), then answer the following. (a) How far can the surveyor see from the top of a 2000-foot mountain? (b) How tall is the mountain, if the surveyor can see 15 miles? (Note: 1 mile equals 5280 feet.)
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Answered by
correction-Luke
I would really appreciate help...tahnkys
Answered by
Reiny
for b)
d = 15 miles, so
15(5280) = 3200.2√h
24.74845 = √h
612.5 = h
so the mountain is 612.5 feet high.
d = 15 miles, so
15(5280) = 3200.2√h
24.74845 = √h
612.5 = h
so the mountain is 612.5 feet high.
Answered by
Luke
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