From a cliff 150 feet above a lake,Julio saw a boat sailing directlytoward him. The angle of depressionwas 5°. A few minutes later, hemeasured it to be 11°. Find thedistance the boat sailed betweenthe two observations.

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From a cliff 150 feet above a lake, Julio saw a boat sailing directly toward him. The angle of depression was 5°. A few minutes later, he measured it to be 11°. Find the distance the boat sailed between the two observations.