Mathematics, 26.05.2020 14:57 amm2795

Monty’s plan is to let his string out but keep his kite over one end of the field as he walks to the other end of the field. He knows last year’s winner flew kite 800 feet in the air, so he has to beat that. If this is his goal, how much kite must Monty have? Why? Explain completely

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