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Hi Carl, I let the height be h metres, then h/5 = tan(40o) and hence h = 5 × tan(40o) m. Make sure your calculator is set to degrees and use it to find tan(40o). Multiply by 5 to obtain the height in metres. I got 4.2 m. Penny | ||||||||||||
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