From a hot-air balloon, Justin measures a 34degrees ∘ angle of depression to a landmark that’s 1424 feet away, measuring horizontally. What’s the balloon’s vertical distance above the ground? Round your answer to the nearest hundredth of a foot if necessary.

From a hot-air balloon, Juan measures a 36degrees ∘ angle of depression to a landmark that’s 602 feet away, measuring horizontally. What’s the balloon’s vertical distance above the ground? Round your answer to the nearest tenth of a foot if necessary.

From a hot-air balloon, Violet measures a 27degrees ∘ angle of depression to a landmark that’s 790 feet away, measuring horizontally. What’s the balloon’s vertical distance above the ground? Round your answer to the nearest tenth of a foot if necessary.

Monica is standing on top of a building looking down at her friend, who is standing in a nearby park.  The angle of depression (of her gaze) is at 36 degrees.  If the building that Monica is standing on is 123 ft. tall, then what is the distance between Monica and her friend?  Write your answer to the nearest foot.

From the observation deck of a skyscraper, Bentley measures a 48degrees ∘ angle of depression to a ship in the harbor below. If the observation deck is 969 feet high, what is the horizontal distance from the base of the skyscraper out to the ship? Round your answer to the nearest tenth of a foot if necessary.

Betsy is in a hot air baloon 350 m above the ground. She observes her house at an angle of depression of 310 and the mall at an angle of depression of 430.1) Which building is farthest away from Betsy? Enter house or mall in lower case letters.2) How far is the farthest building on the ground directly below Betsy?Round you answer to the nearest WHOLE number. Enter only numbers and no units in the box.3) How far is the closest building to a point on the ground directly under Betsy?Round you answer to the nearest WHOLE number. Enter only numbers and no units in the box.