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To meet the slope constraint, Rhonda wants to change the height of the zip line 7
feet and end the zip line at a height 9 feet above the ground. She claims this
vertical change meets the slope constraint.
Test Rhonda's claim on all three locations, Zip line A, Zip line B, and Zip line C.
Use specific numbers from the situation to justify or refute whether having a
vertical change of 7 feet will satisfy the slope constraint for each location.
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