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Mathematics, 07.08.2019 09:10 wickedskatboarder

Isabell is standing at the top of a waterslide that leads to a pool below. the angle of depression from top of the slide to the pool is 31.66°, and the slide is 46 feet long. how far is the top of the slide from the ground? round your answer to the nearest foot.
22 feet
25 feet
39 feet
72 feet

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