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IF a girl is standing at point \( p \), wich is funits Away from Abuilding, making an angle of Elevation of \( 451^{\circ} \) with pint \( \theta \) pind the height of the puilding.

          IF a girl is standing at point \( p \), wich is funits Away from Abuilding, making an angle of Elevation of \( 451^{\circ} \) with pint \( \theta \) pind the height of the puilding.
        
IF a girl is standing at point p, wich is funits Away from Abuilding, making an angle of Elevation of 451^∘ with pint θ pind the height of the puilding.

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