The angle of elevation of the sun's rays on Earth varies with the latitude on Earth and the time of the year. An architect is designing the eave of a house so that at the summer solstice (when the angle of elevation is greatest), the sun's direct rays will miss a window, thereby keeping the house cooler. At the winter solstice (when the angle of elevation is smallest), the sun's direct rays will enter the window and thereby provide more heat. Determine the width of the eave (the value of x In the diagram below) and the distance below the eave the window should start (the value of y) that will accomplish the architect's goal. (Round your answers to one decimal place.) width of eave X = 14 x ft distance below the eave y = 08 x ft 1370 Sun's rays Sun's 6 ft rays 6 ft