Question

1. Pick a spot. Find something (bigger than yourself that you want to measure. Describe it in the space below or snap a photo and staple a print to this document. This object should be far enough away so that you can see the top of it. You should be on ground level for this exercise. 2. Measure the angle of interest. Load a clinometer app that includes degrees with at least 1 decimal onto your phone. (I find the iHand Level easiest to use) Tape your phone to the straw and look through the straw to the top of the object you're measuring. Have a partner read the angle measure on your phone while you look through the straw Record the angle of measure on your paper here: 3. Measure your distance from the object of interest. Have a partner help you measure this one. Record distance here: 4. Find your eye height. Measure the distance from the ground to your eye. Record distance here: Be sure that your tape measure is at a 90-degree angle from the ground. 5. Draw a picture. Draw a picture of yourself, the object of interest, and all key measurements below Label your eye height, angle of interest, the distance to the object and other important facts.

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