if you are looking at the horizon, you can determine the distance you are from the horizon in miles D from a height h in feet by the equation of D = 1.2 square root h if you are standing on a mountain top that is 12000 feet in elevation how far are you from the horizon. solve the problem using correct mathematical symbols and by explaining thoughtly in words each step.

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Steve · Answer

If the radius of the earth is R feet, then R^2 + D^2 = (R+h)^2 Dunno where that formula you showed came from.

shirley · Answer

determine the distance you are from the horizon in miles, D, from a height, h, in feet by the equation of D = 1.2square feet of h. If you are standing on a mountain top that is 12,000 feet in elevation, how far are you from the horizon?

Anonymous · Answer

D = 1.2%2Asqrt%2812000%29 D = 1.2 * 109.5445 D = 131.453 miles

Anonymous · Answer

d=1.2.divde 12000 D=1.2*109.5445 D=131.453miles