Mathematics
Mathematics, 10.03.2021 16:30, davienwatson8

Matt is designing a handicap ramp for his grandfather. The height of the stairs to the house is 2.5 feet and Matt has enough wood to build a ramp that is 10 feet long. He researched online and found that the slope degree of a handicap ramp should not exceed 150. Matt uses
one of the the trigonometric identities he learned in geometry to determine the slope degree.
Is it okay for Matt to build a ramp with a length of 10 feet?
Ramp Run
Ramp Length
"Slope Degree

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