Leveling a class A
If the back wheels of my RV are 1.75% lower than the front wheels (Clinometer app on my cell phone). Assuming that there is 20 feet between the front and back wheels. How high would I need to raise ...
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For this problem my method of estimating is accurate. This is because the sine and tangent of a very small angle is almost equal to the angle itself. This is true for 2 decimal places up to about 15 degrees and to three decimal places at 10 degrees or less. If you need exact results you need to use a calculator or published tables with values out to 8 decimal places or beyond. Just a question of how exact you want and need to be.
Measure it with a micrometer, mark it with a piece of chalk and cut it with an axe. Decide how accurate YOU need to be.
Measure it with a micrometer, mark it with a piece of chalk and cut it with an axe. Decide how accurate YOU need to be.
