Mathematics, 16.04.2021 18:00, patienxel

6. From the top of a control tower 300 feet from the space shuttle, an official sees the bottom of the shuttle at an angle of depression of 38º and the top of the shuttle with an angle of elevation
of 13°. Find the height of the control tower and the height of the space shuttle.

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