A tracking camera, located 1200 ft from the point of launching, follows a vertically ascending hot-air balloon. At the instant that the angle of elevation 0 of the camera is T/6 radians, the angle 0 is increasing at the rate of 0.1 rad/min. See FIGURE 4.2.15. At what rate is the balloon rising at that instant?

A tracking camera, located 1200 ft from the point of launching, follows a vertically ascending hot-air balloon. At the instant that the angle of elevation 0 of the camera is T/6 radians, the angle 0 is increasing at the rate of 0.1 rad/min. See FIGURE 4.2.15. At what rate is the balloon rising at that instant?

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