Mathematics, 23.02.2021 23:00, kayleetweedy1

Elsa and Anna built a snowman. They wanted to record him as the tallest snowman in the world, but their measuring device was too short. They measured the distance between them and the snowman which was 12 feet. Then using a hypsometer, they measured the angle of elevation which was 62 degrees. What is the height of the snowman? You should have the work for solving your problem.

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