Math, asked by irisngallegos, 2 months ago

Archimedes went to sleep beside a big rock. He wanted to get up at 777 AM, but the alarm clock was yet to be invented! He decided to sleep at the spot where the rock's shadow should end when it's 777 AM so as to be awakened by the direct sunlight.
Archimedes knew that at 777 AM, the sunlight reaches the ground at an angle of 31^\circ31

31, degrees. The rock beside which he slept was 555 meters tall.
How far from the rock did Archimedes go to sleep?
Round your final answer to the nearest hundredth.

Answers

Answered by aditya88821
5

Answer:

8.3 meters,,,,,,,,,,,,,

Answered by Yeony
5

Answer:

8.32 is your answer.

Step-by-step explanation:

tan (31) = 5/x

x tan (31) = 5

x = 5/tan (31)

x = 8.32139....

Round it up to the nearest hundredth: 8.32

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