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The figure shows a simplified model of the first Ferris wheel. The radius of the first Ferris wheel was 125 feet, and the distance from the ground to the bottom of the wheel was 14 feet. If The figure shows a simplified model of the first Ferris wheel. The radius of the first Ferris wheel was 125 feet, and the distance from the ground to the bottom of the wheel was 14 feet. If    is the central angle formed as a rider moves from position    to position   , find the rider's height above the ground h when    is   .     Round the answer to the nearest whole number. ​ A) 35 ft B) 31 ft C) 25 ft D) 43 ft E) 28 ft  is the central angle formed as a rider moves from position The figure shows a simplified model of the first Ferris wheel. The radius of the first Ferris wheel was 125 feet, and the distance from the ground to the bottom of the wheel was 14 feet. If    is the central angle formed as a rider moves from position    to position   , find the rider's height above the ground h when    is   .     Round the answer to the nearest whole number. ​ A) 35 ft B) 31 ft C) 25 ft D) 43 ft E) 28 ft  to position The figure shows a simplified model of the first Ferris wheel. The radius of the first Ferris wheel was 125 feet, and the distance from the ground to the bottom of the wheel was 14 feet. If    is the central angle formed as a rider moves from position    to position   , find the rider's height above the ground h when    is   .     Round the answer to the nearest whole number. ​ A) 35 ft B) 31 ft C) 25 ft D) 43 ft E) 28 ft , find the rider's height above the ground h when The figure shows a simplified model of the first Ferris wheel. The radius of the first Ferris wheel was 125 feet, and the distance from the ground to the bottom of the wheel was 14 feet. If    is the central angle formed as a rider moves from position    to position   , find the rider's height above the ground h when    is   .     Round the answer to the nearest whole number. ​ A) 35 ft B) 31 ft C) 25 ft D) 43 ft E) 28 ft  is The figure shows a simplified model of the first Ferris wheel. The radius of the first Ferris wheel was 125 feet, and the distance from the ground to the bottom of the wheel was 14 feet. If    is the central angle formed as a rider moves from position    to position   , find the rider's height above the ground h when    is   .     Round the answer to the nearest whole number. ​ A) 35 ft B) 31 ft C) 25 ft D) 43 ft E) 28 ft . The figure shows a simplified model of the first Ferris wheel. The radius of the first Ferris wheel was 125 feet, and the distance from the ground to the bottom of the wheel was 14 feet. If    is the central angle formed as a rider moves from position    to position   , find the rider's height above the ground h when    is   .     Round the answer to the nearest whole number. ​ A) 35 ft B) 31 ft C) 25 ft D) 43 ft E) 28 ft The figure shows a simplified model of the first Ferris wheel. The radius of the first Ferris wheel was 125 feet, and the distance from the ground to the bottom of the wheel was 14 feet. If    is the central angle formed as a rider moves from position    to position   , find the rider's height above the ground h when    is   .     Round the answer to the nearest whole number. ​ A) 35 ft B) 31 ft C) 25 ft D) 43 ft E) 28 ft Round the answer to the nearest whole number. ​


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