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5 January, 00:05

A tourist looks out from the crown of the Statue of Liberty, approximately 250 ft. above the ground. The tourist sees a ship coming into the harbor and measures the angle of depression as 18 degrees. Find the distance from the base of the statue to the ship to the nearest foot.

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