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A hot air balloon has three wires attached to it to hold it in place. The first wire makes a 90 degree angle with
the ground. The second makes a 41 degree angle and it is to the left of the first wire. The third wire makes a 22
degree angle with the ground and it is to the left of the second wire. If the second and third wires are 45 feet
apart, find the height of the hot air balloon. Round to the nearest foot.
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