Juanita is designing a flagpole to be installed in front of her school. the school has asked her to design the flagpole so that the average parent dropping off students in the morning could see the top of the flagpole when looking out of the passenger side window of their cars. if the flagpole it to be installed 75 feet from the student drop off and the average car allows for a viewing angle of 18° with an eye level of 4 feet, what is the maximum height that the flagpole could be to the nearest foot?
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