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Svetlanka
2 months ago
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A periscope is 5 feet above the surface of the ocean. Through it can be seen a ship that rises to 50 feet above the water. To th

e nearest mile, the farthest away that the ship could be is a0 miles.
Mathematics
1 answer:
PIT_PIT [12.4K]2 months ago
5 0

The maximum distance visible on Earth is calculated using the formula d=\sqrt{8,000h_1} + \sqrt{8,000h_2}

h_1= your initial height and h_2= your secondary height

In this case, h_1=5 represents the height of the periscope and h_2=50 denotes the height of the ship, leading us to a distance of 832.45553203368 feet. However, rounding to the nearest mile yields the answer as 11^a^0

If there are any discrepancies, please inform me and I will recalculate!

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