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From a point on ground level, you measure the angle of elevationtothe top of a mountain to be 35Â°. Thenyou walk 210 m farther awayfrom themountain and find that the angle of elevation is now 25Â°.Find the height of the mountain. Round theanswer to the nearestmeter.
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problem 4From a point on ground level, you measure the angle of elevationtothe top of a mountain to be 35Â°. Thenyou walk 210 m farther awayfrom themountain and find that the angle of elevation is now 25Â°.Find the height of the mountain. Round theanswer to the nearestmeter.1 m

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From a point on ground level, you measure the angle of elevationtothe top of a mountain to be 35Â°. Thenyou walk 210 m farther awayfrom themountain and find that the angle of elevation is now 25Â°.Find the height of the mountain. Round theanswer to the nearestmeter.
1 m