Geometry angles of elevation and depression

rachelmaddie

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This is the hardest concept by far. I can not seem to picture these real world problems and come up with the correct solution.
 

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The buildings are both vertical and 1.7 miles apart (horizontally).
So draw a horizontal line to represent 1.7 miles. From one end draw a vertical line 1030ft and from the other end draw another vertical line 1335ft.
Then see what you can do.
 
The buildings are both vertical and 1.7 miles apart (horizontally).
So draw a horizontal line to represent 1.7 miles. From one end draw a vertical line 1030ft and from the other end draw another vertical line 1335ft.
Then see what you can do.
I cant visualize that.
 
Would it look like this?
 

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Almost. There are 2 buildings not just one. Represent both buildings by a vertical line.
 
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