The question I would like assistance with is posted below. I am having trouble with all three questions, but I only request assistance with question number 46. Hopefully, I can figure out how to do the others with this assistance. 46. Ground Distances Measured by AerialPhotography Repeat Exercise 45 if thecamera lens has an 8.25-in. focal lengthwith an angular coverage of 72°. 44. Ground Distances Measured by AerialPhotography The distance covered by anaerial photograph is determined by boththe focal length of the camera and the tiltof the camera from the perpendicular tothe ground. A camera lens with a 12-in.focal length will have an angular cover-age of 60°. If an aerial photograph is takenwith this camera tilted 0 = 35° at an altitude of 5000 ft, calculate to the nearest footthe ground distance d that will be shown in this photograph. (Source: Brooks, R.and D. Johannes, Phytoarchaeology, Dioscorides Press.)60°35°45. Ground Distances Measured by Aerial Photog-raphy Refer to Exercise 44. A camera lens with a6-in. focal length has an angular coverage of 86°.Suppose an aerial photograph is taken verticallywith no tilt at an altitude of 3500 ft over ground with86°an increasing slope of 5°, as shown in the figure.CCalculate the ground distance CB, to the nearest5°hundred feet, that will appear in the resulting pho-tograph. (Source: Moffitt, F. and E. Mikhail, Pho-togrammetry, Third Edition, Harper & Row.)

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Considering the exercise 45 and the new Values  given in exercise 46Given that,Angular coverage…

6. Ground Distances Measured by Aerial Photography Repeat Exercise 45 if the camera lens has an 8.25-in. focal length with an angular coverage of 72°.