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4) The Algebros go paintballing. Mr. Kelly and Mr. Sullivan climb up and lie on the top of a shed that is 5 feet off the ground. The others send Mr. Brust up a tree to hide and he was doing a great job picking off the competition when he stands up and shouts "Guys. Gee. I'm a Treel" The guys on the shed decide to just take him out so he doesn't give away their position. They look up at about a 65° angle of elevation and know that the tree is 40 feet in front of them. How far will Mr. Brust fall out of the tree when they shoot him? 5) Mr. Kelly wants to hang "icicle" Christmas lights and wants them to cover exactly from his roof to the top of his window. He really doesn't want to get up on a ladder to measure so he decides to use some trigonometry. He walks 25 feet away from his house and measures the angle to the top of the window to be 59'. He then measures the angle to the roof to be 66°. How far will the "icicles" be?

4) The Algebros go paintballing. Mr. Kelly and Mr. Sullivan climb up and lie on the top of a shed that is 5 feet off the ground. The others send Mr. Brust up a tree to hide and he was doing a great job picking off the competition when he stands up and shouts "Guys. Gee. I'm a Treel" The guys on the shed decide to just take him out so he doesn't give away their position. They look up at about a 65° angle of elevation and know that the tree is 40 feet in front of them. How far will Mr. Brust fall out of the tree when they shoot him? 5) Mr. Kelly wants to hang "icicle" Christmas lights and wants them to cover exactly from his roof to the top of his window. He really doesn't want to get up on a ladder to measure so he decides to use some trigonometry. He walks 25 feet away from his house and measures the angle to the top of the window to be 59'. He then measures the angle to the roof to be 66°. How far will the "icicles" be?

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4) The Algebros go paintballing. Mr. Kelly and Mr. Sullivan climb up and lie on the top of a shed that is 5 feet off the ground. The others send Mr. Brust up a tree to hide and he was doing a great job picking off the competition when he stands up and shouts "Guys.Gee. I'm a Tree!" The guys on the shed decide to just take him out so he doesn't give away their position. They look up at about a 65° angle of elevation and know that the tree is 40 feet in front of them. How far will Mr. Brust fall out of the tree when they shoot him? 5) Mr. Kelly wants to hang "icicle" Christmas lights and wants them to cover exactly from his roof to the top of his window. He really doesn't want to get up on a ladder to measure so he decides to use some trigonometry. He walks 25 feet away from his house and measures the angle to the top of the window to be 59°. He then measures the angle to the roof to be 66°. How far will the "icicles" be?
Transcribed Image Text:4) The Algebros go paintballing. Mr. Kelly and Mr. Sullivan climb up and lie on the top of a shed that is 5 feet off the ground. The others send Mr. Brust up a tree to hide and he was doing a great job picking off the competition when he stands up and shouts "Guys.Gee. I'm a Tree!" The guys on the shed decide to just take him out so he doesn't give away their position. They look up at about a 65° angle of elevation and know that the tree is 40 feet in front of them. How far will Mr. Brust fall out of the tree when they shoot him? 5) Mr. Kelly wants to hang "icicle" Christmas lights and wants them to cover exactly from his roof to the top of his window. He really doesn't want to get up on a ladder to measure so he decides to use some trigonometry. He walks 25 feet away from his house and measures the angle to the top of the window to be 59°. He then measures the angle to the roof to be 66°. How far will the "icicles" be?
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