Respuesta :
This is a SOHCAHTOA problem
A right angle triangle is formed from the ramp, doorway and the ground with the ramp being the hypothenus
the elevation angle of the ramp would be the angle the ramp makes with the ground
we can use
TanO equals to opposite over adjacent
TanO equals to 1/5
TanO equals to 0.2
O equal to tan^-1( 0.2)
O equal to 11.3
O equal to 11 degree
A right angle triangle is formed from the ramp, doorway and the ground with the ramp being the hypothenus
the elevation angle of the ramp would be the angle the ramp makes with the ground
we can use
TanO equals to opposite over adjacent
TanO equals to 1/5
TanO equals to 0.2
O equal to tan^-1( 0.2)
O equal to 11.3
O equal to 11 degree
Answer:
11,3º above the horizontal.
Step-by-step explanation:
In order to sove this you just have to calculate with the laws of sine, you are creating a rigth triangle, and you know the opposite side and the adjacent side to the angle, which is 1 foot the opposite and 5 feet the adjacent, the function that uses those two is Tan, so tan = Opposite/adjacent
Angle=Tan-1=1/5
Angle: Tan-1*,2
Angle=11,3
So the angle that is formed by the ground and the ramp will be 11,3 grades above the horizontal.