What is the formula to compute the angle "A" , using the object distance and its height relative to eye level ?What is the formula to compute the angle "A" , using stick length and the distance it is held away from your eye ? Table 2: Length UnitsMillimeters CentimetersMetersKilometersInchesFeetYardsMilesmcmkminmi0.03937 0.003281 0.001094 6.21e-070.393701 0.032808 0.010936 0.0000063.28084 1.093613 0.00062139370.08 3280.84 1093.613 0.6213710.083333 0.027778 0.0000160.333333 0.0001890.000568ftyd1.10100010000000.10.0010.010.0000010.000010.00110010000039.37008100025.4304.8914.416093442.540.02540.30480.91441609.3440.0000250.0003050.000914130.4891.4412363.160934.41.6093446336052801760 Physics 101-121 Lab #1Determining the Height of an Object and Unit ConversionsIn this lab we are going to indirectly measure the height of some objects and work on unitconversions as well. See the "Unit Conversion for Distances" file in Canvas for reference.By measuring the "distance away"=d and the "angle made"= A, you can compute the height = hof an object using trigonometric relations and the height of the observer = g.How to make the measurements:Trigonometric relations:cos(A) = d/zsin(A) = f/tan(A) = f/d =1/xA%3Dd.An object a distance, d, awayhaving a full height, h. f is theheight relative to eye level and gis the eye level height of theobserver.held at eye level and the top ofthe stick overlaps with the topof the object regarding theobserver's line of sight.A stick with a length, 1, held adistance, x, away from eyelevel, The bottom of the stick isSince 1/x = f/d due to thesimilar triangles formed, theangle, A, can easily bedetermined as well as theheight of the object, f, relativeto eye level, g. The full heightof the object is then, h = f+ g1. What is the formula to compute the angle "A", using the object distance and its height relative to

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the height of the observer = g. How to make the measurements: Trigonometric relations: cos(A) = d/z sin(A) = f/ tan(A) = f/d =1/x 1g An object a distance, d, away having a full height, h. f is the height relative to eye level and g is the eye level height of the observer. A stick with a length, 1, held a distance, x, away from eye level. The bottom of the stick is Since 1/x = f/d due to the held at eye level and the top of the stick overlaps with the top of the object regarding the observer's line of sight. similar triangles formed, the angle, A, can easily be determined as well as the height of the object, f, relative to eye level, g. The full height of the object is then, h= f+g

the height of the observer = g. How to make the measurements: Trigonometric relations: cos(A) = d/z sin(A) = f/ tan(A) = f/d =1/x 1g An object a distance, d, away having a full height, h. f is the height relative to eye level and g is the eye level height of the observer. A stick with a length, 1, held a distance, x, away from eye level. The bottom of the stick is Since 1/x = f/d due to the held at eye level and the top of the stick overlaps with the top of the object regarding the observer's line of sight. similar triangles formed, the angle, A, can easily be determined as well as the height of the object, f, relative to eye level, g. The full height of the object is then, h= f+g

Mathematics For Machine Technology

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ISBN:9781337798310

Author:Peterson, John.

Publisher:Peterson, John.

Chapter32: Metric Vernier Calipers And Height Gages

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1A: Read the decimal-inch vernier caliper measurement for this setting.

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