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A fire hydrant sits 75 feet from the base of a 125 foot tall building. Find the angle of elevation from the fire hydrant to the top of the building.
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A fire hydrant sits 75 feet from the base of a 125 foot tall building. Find the angle of elevation from the fire hydrant to the top of the building.
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A fire hydrant sits 75 feet from the base of a 125 foot tall building. Find the angle of elevation from the fire hydrant to the top of the building.
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Look at the picture.
I hope this helps!
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