What is the minimum length ladder that a worker needs to access a landing nine feet above the adjacent floor

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Answer 1
The minimum length of the ladder needs to be 9 feet.
Answer 2

Answer: A 12 foot ladder would be the minimum length that is going to be required by a worker to access a landing nine feet above the adjacent floor

So with the standard terms the ladder should be at least 1 unit away for 4 feet of height so, keeping in mind the unitary method:

Height                Away from base

4                                   1

9                                    x

The amount a 9 feet ladder should be away is:

x = 2.5 feet away from the base

Using the Pythagoras Theorem:  

a² + b² = c²  

place the values for the right triangle (a = 2.5, b = 9):  

2.5² + 9² = c²  

= 9.34 feet  

Now, we know that the length of the ladder should always be more than the height you are trying to reach:  

9.34 + 2 = 11.34  

The minimum height of the ladder should be 11.34 feet. As a result, rounding off would result in a 12 foot ladder.



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A. Except that I would not go without her looking at me for so long
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The answer is C) Except that I would not lose sight of her for so long:

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Name and define the two types of impulses sent through the cranial and spinal nerves of the peripheral nervous system.

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The two type of impulses are the motor and sensory impulses. The motor impulses are those that are provenient from motor neurons or efferent neurons, coming from the central nervous system, and produce effects controlling effector organs, mainly muscles and glands. The sensory impulses are those that come from sensory neurons or afferent neurons in the peripheral nervous system to the central nervous system, as responses to stimulus from outside or inside the body.

Answer: motor and sensory.

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sensory also comes from the cental nervous system/response to stimulus

Explanation:

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