cricket l 43% 10:23 PM 1/1 •.. Ground Distances Measured by Aerial Photog- raphy Refer to Exercise 44. A camera lens with a 6-in. focal length has an angular coverage of 86°. Suppose an aerial photograph is taken vertically with no tilt at an altitude of 3500 ft over ground with an increasing slope of 5°, as shown in the figure. Calculate the ground distance CB, to the nearest hundred feet, that will appear in the resulting pho- tograph. (Source: Moffitt, F. and E. Mikhail, Pho- togrammetry, Third Edition, Harper & Row.) 86° 50

cricket l 43% 10:23 PM 1/1 •.. Ground Distances Measured by Aerial Photog- raphy Refer to Exercise 44. A camera lens with a 6-in. focal length has an angular coverage of 86°. Suppose an aerial photograph is taken vertically with no tilt at an altitude of 3500 ft over ground with an increasing slope of 5°, as shown in the figure. Calculate the ground distance CB, to the nearest hundred feet, that will appear in the resulting pho- tograph. (Source: Moffitt, F. and E. Mikhail, Pho- togrammetry, Third Edition, Harper & Row.) 86° 50

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Problem 1RE: 1. Give the measures of the complement and the supplement of an angle measuring 35°.

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l 43% 10:23 PM
1/1
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Ground Distances Measured by Aerial Photog-
raphy Refer to Exercise 44. A camera lens with a
6-in. focal length has an angular coverage of 86°.
Suppose an aerial photograph is taken vertically
with no tilt at an altitude of 3500 ft over ground with
an increasing slope of 5°, as shown in the figure.
Calculate the ground distance CB, to the nearest
hundred feet, that will appear in the resulting pho-
tograph. (Source: Moffitt, F. and E. Mikhail, Pho-
togrammetry, Third Edition, Harper & Row.)
86°
50

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