Reminder Round all answers two decimals places unless otherwise indicated.
A Cathedral Ceiling A cathedral ceiling shown in Figure
a. What is the slope of the ceiling?
b. The width of the room (the distance from the west wall to the east wall) is
c. You want to install a light in the ceiling as far away from the west wall as possible. You intend to change the bulb, when required, by standing near the top of your small stepladder. If you stand on the highest safe step of your stepladder, you can reach
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