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Travis spies an owl in a tall tree. He estimates the height of the tree to be 85 feet and the angle of elevation to the bird from where he stands to be 68 degrees. The leaves on the tree make it difficult for Travis to watch the bird, so he takes several steps away from the tree to get a better view. He now estimates his angle of elevation to be 41 degrees. How many feet did Travis step back to gain a better view of the bird? Round your answer to the nearest hundredth of a foot

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