Part b
create a cross sectional diaggam of this situation in geogebra, with the circumference of earth depicted as a dede you
diagram need not be drawn to scaley
1. create point for the center of earth, points for the position of the satellite, and points and p2 for the farthest points
on earth where the signal will reach
2 draw a radius from cto ps and a line segment from 5 to ps display the measure of the ange formed at their intersection
in the space provided below, note how cp and sp1 are related
3. use the internet or another resource to find the approximate radius of earth, and note it in the space provided below
then label the lengths of cp, and sp2
take a screenshot of your work, save it, and insert the image below your answers,
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