Which option distinguishes the most appropriate action to take next in the following scenario? Lisa is a new worker on a farm. She needs to access an area of the farm at the top of the hill on a tractor. She tries backing the tractor up the slant and finds that it will not make the ascent.

Lisa should drive across the hill at an angle to get to the top.
Lisa should reach the top of the hill by finding a less steep path.
Lisa should drive forward up the hill at a slow pace to get to the top.
Lisa should reach the top of the hill by finding a more experienced driver.

she should drive at an angle

Explanation:

it is less steep that way and getting a new driver won't change the tractors power and there might not be a less steep spot and going straight up might risk tipping it. hope this helps! :)

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