Physics, 18.11.2020 04:10 rave35

The local high school is installing new bleachers at the stadium and must also add handrails to meet code. The students know the bleachers are 8 m tall, and they measure the depth of the bleachers at 7 m. How long must the handrails be to go along the bleachers from bottom to top? Use a component table to solve.

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