The rst Ferris 1Wheel was built in Chicago, Illinois by George Ferris, Ir. as a landmark for the World's Columbian Exposition and had a height of 80.4 meters. The axle at the center of the wheel had a length of 45.5 feet Thirtysix cars were tted along the outside of the wheel. Each car could carry up to 60 people. The wheel carried 38,-300 passengers daily.F and took 20 minutes to complete two revolutions. One nonstop revolution took nine minutes. Assume that the bottom car is 5 feet above the ground. At any given time during the nine minute revolution of the Ferris Wheel, the height of a rider above the ground can be calculated by forming similar triangles and by using trigonometry. 1. Fill in the following table. Round all values to the nearest tenths of a meter. Tlme El in Seconds 60 120 130 240 300 360 420 480 540 Height above the I 5 ground in meters ' 2. Graph your height above the ground as a function of time