An airplane flying at an altitude of 7,000 ft is 9,000 ft from the airport. What is the angle of depression of the airport? Round to degree?
An airplane flying at an altitude of 7,000 ft is 9,000 ft from the airport. What is the angle of depression of the airport? Round to degree?
38°
You have a right triangle. You are given the lengths of a vertical side and hypotenuse. Pick a trig function and calculate the angle between the horizontal and the hypotenuse. This is not rocket surgery.
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