Mathematics, 23.08.2019 15:20 nakeytrag
The figures indicate that the higher the orbit of a satellite, the more of the earth the satellite can "see." let θ, s, and h be as in the figure, and assume the earth is a sphere of radius 3960 mi.
if the satellite is 90 mi above the earth, what is the distance s that it can see? (round your answer to the nearest mile.)
how high does the satellite have to be in order to see two cities at the same time if the cities are 3000 mi apart? (round your answer to the nearest mile.)
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Mathematics, 21.06.2019 18:10
Yuto and hila attempted to solve the same inequality. their work is shown below. which statement is true about the work shown above? yuto is correct because he isolated the variable correctly and reversed the inequality symbol. yuto is incorrect because he should not have reversed the inequality symbol. hila is correct because she isolated the variable correctly and reversed the inequality symbol. hila is incorrect because she should not have reversed the inequality symbol.
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