The height at 150°, 240°, and 315° will be 208.66 feet, 169.5 feet, and 40.34 feet, respectively.
What is a vector?
The quantity which has magnitude, direction and follows the law of vector addition is called a vector.
A Ferris wheel with a diameter of 214 feet was built in a city.
The top of the wheel stands 223 feet above the ground.
Then the radius will be
r = 214 / 2
r = 107 feet
The distance between the ground and bottom of the Ferris wheel will be
d = 223 – 214
d = 9 feet
Then the height will be given as
h = r(1 – cos θ) + h
h = 107(1 – cos θ) + 9
At θ = 150°, then the height will be
h = 107(1 – cos 150°) + 9
h = 208.66 feet
At θ = 240°, then the height will be
h = 107(1 – cos 240°) + 9
h = 169.5 feet
At θ = 315°, then the height will be
h = 107(1 – cos 315°) + 9
h = 40.34 feet
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