Rap:
Shadow
Create a right triangle with height of h, hypotenuse of 15 and a base of x+y, similar to this right triangle is a triangle with a height of 6, a hypotenuse of (36+x^2)^(1/2), and a base of x.
Since these triangles are similar
x/(34+x^2)^(1/2)=(x+y)/15
Separating the variables
y=15x/(36+x^2)^(1/2)-x
Since the board is a constant cross section maximizing the length of the shadow (y) maximizes the shadow. At yhr maximum dy/dx=0
dy/dx=0=((15(36+x^2)^(1/2)-15x*1/2*2x(36+x^2)^(-1/2))/(36+x^2)-1
solving for x
x=((15*36)^(2/3)-36)^(1/2)= 5.505685 ft
substitute x in terms of y for the length of shadow over the fence
y=15*5.505685 /(36+5.505685 ^2)^(1/2)- 5.505685 =4.635873 ft
Interesting intuition told me that the angle of the board with the ground would be 45 deg, although close, that is not the case, the angle is slightly more, just greater than 47 degrees.
Great answer Rap!
Let me help out here:
The angle formed is approximately 47.46 degrees.
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"The quintessential Hubble photograph is a 1995 image of the popular Eagle Nebula, also known as M16 or the Pillars of Creation. The soaring structures had one of their red emissions converted to green -- by the astronomers who took the picture -- in order to highlight scientific detail.
In "reality," no green was detected coming from the Pillars.
Interestingly,
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