it can be any staircase in ur house

Step 3: Complete the following chart, put your answers in the blank boxes. Remember to show. all steps, include units, and write concluding sentences. Round all answers to 2 decimal places. 1. Calculate the slope of one step in your staircase. [B3:] 2. a) Calculate the total rise and run of the entire staircase (the total height and horizontal distance that the staircase covers) [B3: ] b) Using your measurements from part a), determine the slope of the entire staircase. [B3: ] c) Explain how the slope of the entire staircase compares to the slope of one step. Is this what you would expect? [B3: ] 3. If your staircase was tumed into a ramp using your measurements from question #2, what is the length of that ramp (the hypotenuse)? [E1: ] 4. The Accessibility for Ontarioans with Disabilities Act (AODA) states that a ramp must have a maximum slope of 101. Considering the total height of your staircase, what horizontal distance would be needed to create a ramp that meets this standard? [B3:] 5. For this question use your measurements from question \#4. If the ramp created was one long ramp, what would the length of the ramp (the hypotenuse) be? [E1:] 6. Which ramp would be longer and by how much? [E1: ]