A sonar module is positioned a distance d cm away from a wall. The angle between the base of the sonar and the wall is given by, 6, measured in degrees. The sonar will detect objects with a measuring angle of p = 15 degrees. Ө Ф Sonar If d = 12 cm and 0 = 30 degrees calculate the minimum and maximum sonar distance that could be measured due to the angled approach. NOTE: this question assumes knowlegde of basic trigometry. O a. Min = 9.7 cm, max = 15.2 cm Ob. Min 10.8 cm, max = 14.7 cm O c. Min = 10.1 cm, max = 13.2 cm Od. Min =11.5 cm, max = 15.5 cm

A sonar module is positioned a distance d cm away from a wall. The angle between the base of the sonar and the wall is given by, 6, measured in degrees. The sonar will detect objects with a measuring angle of p = 15 degrees. Ө Ф Sonar If d = 12 cm and 0 = 30 degrees calculate the minimum and maximum sonar distance that could be measured due to the angled approach. NOTE: this question assumes knowlegde of basic trigometry. O a. Min = 9.7 cm, max = 15.2 cm Ob. Min 10.8 cm, max = 14.7 cm O c. Min = 10.1 cm, max = 13.2 cm Od. Min =11.5 cm, max = 15.5 cm

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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