Raymond B. answered 10/21/20
Math, microeconomics or criminal justice
Let h = height of the landing and
let r = the length of the ramp
then the length from the ground where the ramp touches it, to the ground directly below the landing is
sqr(r^2-h^2)
the slope of the ramp is m = h/sqr(r^2-h^2)
If you know h and r, plug those values into the above to calculate m= slope.
For example, if the ramp is 5 meters long and the landing height is 3 meters high, the slope of the ramp is 3/4
m = 3/sqr(25-9) = 3/sqr16 = 3/4 = slope of the ramp