An aircraft is flying horizontally at a constant height of4000 ft above a fixed
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An aircraft is flying horizontally at a constant height of \(4000 f t\) above a fixed observation point (see the accompanying figure). At a certain instant the angle of elevation \(\theta\) is and decreasing, and the speed of the aircraft is \(300 \mathrm{mi} / \mathrm{h}\).
(a) How fast is \(\theta\) decreasing at this instant? Express the result in units of .
(b) How fast is the distance between the aircraft and the observation point changing at this instant? Express the result in units of . Use \(1 m i=5280 f t\).
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theta
300 mi/h
1mi = 5280 ft
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