A rocket is launched from the ground and travels in a straight path. The angle of inclination of the rocket's path is 1.1 radians. (That is, therocket's path and the ground form an angle with a measure of 1.1 radians.)a. What is the slope of the rocket's path?Previewb. If the rocket has traveled 86 yards horizontally since it was launched, how high is the rocket above the ground?yardsPreviewc. At some point in time the rocket is 322 yards above the ground. How far has the rocket traveled horizontally (since it was launched) at thispoint in time?yardsPreview

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