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  • 10-05-2024
  • Mathematics
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Matt wants to start the zip line 16 feet high in one tree, and end it 10 feet high in the
other tree. Is the difference in height sufficient to meet the slope constraint? Use
specific numbers from the situation to justify or refute whether Matt's design meets
the slope constraint.

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