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2. A square-based tent has the cross-sectional
shape shown. The side wall goes up at
an angle of elevation of 60° for 2 m, then
continues at an angle of elevation of 30°
for another 2 m to the peak.
a) Determine an exact value for the height
of the tent.
b) Determine an exact value for the side
length of the base.
C) Determine an exact value for the length
of one of the diagonals of the base.
2 m
130°
2 m
Z60°

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