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Light travels at approximately 2.998*10^5 kilometers per second. There are 6.048*10^5 seconds in one week. About how many kilome

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okay, you have pay special attention to time.i.e 60secs = 1 minute, 60 minutes = 1 hour, 24 hours in one day, and 7 days in one week. No. of seconds in one week we are told is 6.1048 x 10 ^5 seconds.

Step-by-step explanation:

s = d/t [ speed = distance/time]

therefor, rearranging, we get d = s x t

Since speed = 2.998*10^5 Km/s and time = 6.048^10^5

d = (2.998 x 10^5) x (6.048 x10^5) = (2.998 x 6.048) x 10 ^(5+5)

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The angle of elevation of 61° and 72° with the height of the tower being 553.3 m. gives Vic's distance from Dan as approximately 356 meters.

<h3>How can the distance between Vic and Dan be calculated?</h3>

Location of Vic relative to the tower = South

Vic's sight angle of elevation to the top of the tower = 61°

Dan's location with respect to the tower = West

Dan's angle of elevation in order to see the top of the tower = 72°

Height of the tower = 553.3m

$tan( \theta) = \frac{opposite}{adjacent}$

$tan( 61 ^{ \circ}) = \frac{553.3}{ Vic' s\: distance \: to \: tower}$

$distance = \frac{553.3}{tan ( {61}^{ \circ} )} = 306.7$

Vic's distance from the tower ≈ 306.7 m

Similarly, we have;

$Dan's distance = \frac{553.3}{tan ( {72}^{ \circ} )} = 179.8$

Dan's distance from the tower ≈ 179.8 m

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