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LoginTwo buildings A and B are as shown in the diagram. A woman walks out of building B to getsome sunshine. How much minimum distance inmetres will she have to walk in the right directionof building B, according to the situations givenbelow? Assume the right direction of buildings aspositive and ground as X axis.8) The first sunray not blocked by B has a slope of-2 (Enter an integer value)SunQSlope=-2АB50m30n
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TRANSCRIBED Image TWO buildings A and B are as shown in the diagram. A WOMAN walks out of building B to get some sunshine. How much minimum distance in metres will she have to walk in the right direction of building B, ACCORDING to the situations given below? Assume the right direction of buildings as positive and ground as X - aris. 8) The first sunray not blocked by Bhas a slope of -2 Sun Slope-2 A B 1 point 9) The first sunray not blocked by A is also the first sunray not blocked by B. so A BUI know only this hope it helps...Click Here For Explanation