1. Jessie is building a ramp for loading motorcycles onto a trailer. The trailer is 2.8 feet off of the ground. To avoid making it too difficult to push a motorcycle up the ramp, Jessie decides to make the angle between the ramp and the ground 15°. To the nearest hundredth of a foot, find the length of the ramp. a. 10.82 feet b. 2.90 feet C. 0.72 feet d. 10.45 feet

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1. Jessie is building a ramp for loading motorcycles onto a trailer. The trailer is 2.8 feet off of the ground. To
avoid making it too difficult to push a motorcycle up the ramp, Jessie decides to make the angle between the
ramp and the ground 15°. To the nearest hundredth of a foot, find the length of the ramp.
a. 10.82 feet
C. 0.72 feet
d. 10.45 feet
b. 2.90 feet
2. Some mountains in the Alps are very steep and have a grade of 42.7%. To the nearest degree, what angle do
these mountains make with a horizontal line?
a.
23°
C.
47°
b. 67°
d. 32°
3. Classify each angle in the diagram as an angle of elevation or an angle of depression.
a. Angles of elevation: Z1, 23
Angles of depression: 2, 24
b. Angles of elevation: 2. 24
C. Angles of elevation: Z1, 4
Angles of depression: 2, 23
d. Angles of elevation: 223
n m
Transcribed Image Text:1. Jessie is building a ramp for loading motorcycles onto a trailer. The trailer is 2.8 feet off of the ground. To avoid making it too difficult to push a motorcycle up the ramp, Jessie decides to make the angle between the ramp and the ground 15°. To the nearest hundredth of a foot, find the length of the ramp. a. 10.82 feet C. 0.72 feet d. 10.45 feet b. 2.90 feet 2. Some mountains in the Alps are very steep and have a grade of 42.7%. To the nearest degree, what angle do these mountains make with a horizontal line? a. 23° C. 47° b. 67° d. 32° 3. Classify each angle in the diagram as an angle of elevation or an angle of depression. a. Angles of elevation: Z1, 23 Angles of depression: 2, 24 b. Angles of elevation: 2. 24 C. Angles of elevation: Z1, 4 Angles of depression: 2, 23 d. Angles of elevation: 223 n m
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