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@ Home Community - FRCC (23) X B M5 Discussion 2: Exploration Disc X Course Home X *Homework Help - Q&A from Onl x + X C A ccco.desire2learn.com/d21/le/2502992/discussions/topics/1884974/View?filters=unread the top of your post. 3. Take part in the resulting discussions for your own Discussion Post, and at least one other Discussion. You must have at least one main post, and at least two other substantive reply posts to satisfy the requirements for this Exploration Discussion. Options - A. Calculating height. For this problem, you have the opportunity to measure the height using the method discussed in the exploration using similar triangles. There were two different methods shown (one using the sun, one using a laser pointer). Select one of these methods to calculate the height of something. Some suggestions are where you live, a favorite tree, a lamppost, etc. Make sure to select something where you can measure the actual height, or come up with a very close approximation. In your discussion post, include the following: . A description of the method you used and how you went about it. . Showing your work and the answer that you arrived at. . The actual (or very close approximation of the actual) height. . If your answer is off from the actual height, give any ideas on what might have happened. . 'Inserting' a photo of the situation would be a wonderful addition. B. Your own example. Use a personal example from your own experience of where you have used similar figures in your own life to solve a problem. Make sure to include all the relevant information including: . A description of the situation where the similar figures were used. . Show your work for the problem that was solved and the answer that you arrived at. . Was the answer accurate in the situation? If your answer was off, give any ideas on what might have happened. . 'Inserting' a photo of the situation would be a wonderful addition. See the Course Schedule and Course Rubrics pages in the Syllabus Module for due dates and grading information. Rubrics # Exploration Discussion Rubric (40 Points) O Type here to search e 4:25 PM 11/24/2019