Geo_Book_Answers
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<strong>Answers</strong> to Exercises<br />
LESSON 12.2<br />
1. 9 cm<br />
2. 64°<br />
3. 7 cm<br />
4. 24 m<br />
5. 22 in.<br />
6. 49°<br />
7. 127°<br />
8. 30°<br />
9. 64 cm<br />
10. approximately 655 m<br />
11. approximately 101 m<br />
12. approximately 65 m<br />
13. approximately 188 m<br />
14. approximately 1621 m<br />
15. approximately 1570 m<br />
16a. approximately 974 m<br />
16b. approximately 1007 m<br />
16c. Yes, the height of the balloon would be 1 m<br />
less because you don’t have to account for the<br />
tripod. The distance to a point under the balloon<br />
would not change.<br />
136 ANSWERS TO EXERCISES<br />
17. 45°<br />
18. 60°<br />
19. 60°<br />
20a. 15.04<br />
20b. 2.05<br />
20c. 5.2304<br />
20d. 2.644<br />
21. x 3.5, y 9 1<br />
<br />
7<br />
9.14<br />
22. The block has a volume of 90 cm3 but it<br />
displaces only 62.8 cm3 of water. So not all of the<br />
block is under water, which means it floats.<br />
23. CZ AX BY<br />
24a. decreases, approaching 0<br />
24b. decreases, approaching 0<br />
24c. remains 90°<br />
24d. increases, approaching (AO) 2<br />
24e. decreases, approaching 1<br />
24f. decreases, approaching 1<br />
25. R(8, 7) and E(3, 9), or R(4, 3) and<br />
E(1, 1)