PLEASE HELP! 100 PTS What is the angle of elevation that is required for a hit ball to just clear the center field fence when it is hit 2 ft above the ground? Show all of your work and round your answer to the nearest hundredth of a degree.

I know the degree but I need to know how the degree was found. I am using the U. S Cellular Field, aka the Guaranteed Rate Field in Chicago, IL.
The distance from the home plate to the center-field fence is 400 ft. The height of the center field fence is 8 ft. The given angle of elevation is 0.86 degrees.

C is the point on the ground where the person is standing and which is making the angle of elevation of 60° AB (Height) = ? Example 2 :Height of tree is 8.65m, the angle of elevation of the top of tree is 60° find the distance at which the person is standing away from tree ? Solution : Let AB is the tree. B is the foot and A is the top of tree.

For this, you have to use inverse tangent to find theta. The terms were opposite, adjacent. You take inverse tangent because you are looking for the angle.

Tan-1(8/425) = 1.078 BUT

It is not 8 ft BECAUSE you probably just took the fence height and thats it. You can't do that because then the fence height itself is taking the 2 ft from the ground to the bat which doesn't count towards the angle. You take 8-2 to get the fence height from the BAT to the FENCE TOP.So, that would be 6ft. Also, the sentence did say "hit 2 ft above the ground" which means you wouldn't use those 2 ft for the height

Tan-1(6/425) = 0.8088

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It is actually 50 points for us because it takes away half of what you put in that's why it is 50 for us

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no this is a nonlinear negative