only c and d A shoreline observation post is located on a cliffsuch that the observer is 290 feet above sea level.The observer spots a ship approaching the shoreand the ship is traveling at a constant speed.To input your angle measures in degrees, usethe functions sind (5), cosd (5) and tand (5),instead of sin (5), cos (5) and tan (5).Angle of depression|a. When the observer initially spots the ship,the angle of depression for the observer'svision is 6 degrees. At this point in time,how far is the ship from the shore?feetPreviewb. After watching the ship for 46 seconds, theangle of depression for the observer'svision is 13 degrees. At this point in time,how far is the ship from the shore?feetPreview a. When the observer initially spots the ship,the angle of depression for the observer'svision is 6 degrees. At this point in time,how far is the ship from the shore?feetPreviewb. After watching the ship for 46 seconds, theangle of depression for the observer'svision is 13 degrees. At this point in time,how far is the ship from the shore?feetPreviewc. What is the ship's constant speed (inft/sec)? Note: Velocity has direction, butspeed is the absolute value of velocity andso speed is non-negative.ft/secPreviewd. If the ship continues traveling at thisconstant speed, how many seconds afterthe observer initially spotted the ship willthe ship crash into the shore?secPreview

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A shoreline observation post is located on a cliff such that the observer is 290 feet above sea level. The observer spots a ship approaching the shore and the ship is traveling at a constant speed. To input your angle measures in degrees, use the functions sind (5), cosd (5) and tand (5), instead of sin (5), cos (5) and tan (5). 6. Angle of depression| a. When the observer initially spots the ship, the angle of depression for the observer's vision is 6 degrees. At this point in time, how far is the ship from the shore? feet Preview b. After watching the ship for 46 seconds, the angle of depression for the observer's vision is 13 degrees. At this point in time, how far is the ship from the shore? feet