Mathematics, 10.05.2021 19:10 Adolfosbaby
10. You and your friend are standing on a steep hill directly across from the axis of a wind turbine.
You know that this wind turbine is 160 meters to its axis (or center of rotation) and that the
rotor tips reach a height of 205 meters when they are in line, or at 180°, with the wind turbine
pole. Your friend is 6 feet tall, and says that the angle of elevation to the rotor tip is 32° and tha
his eyes are level with the axis of the wind turbine.
a. What is the distance from your friend's line of sight to the axis?
b. What is the distance from your friend's line of sight to the base of the wind turbine?
c. What is the distance from your friend's line of sight to the tip of a rotor at its tallest point?
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