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4.對某三角形 ABC 進行平面三角測量，已知 AB 邊長為 100 公尺，其所對應角 x 為 60 度，BC 邊所對應角 y 為 30 度，試回答下列問題(，計算至小數點後第 1 位，以下四捨五入)：

【題組】(3) AC 邊之邊長為多少公尺？
【題組】(2) BC 邊之邊長為多少公尺？
【題組】 (1) AC 邊所對應角 z 為多少度？
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The opposite of subliminal advertising is shockvertising. Shockvertising uses exaggerated sexual, violent, or offensive images or slogans. These advertisements can bring attention to health issues like smoking, public safety campaigns such as those about drunk driving, and many other causes, including wars.
Shockvertising often brings discomfort among the public. An anti-smoking campaign in Britain showed people whose lips were pulled on by fish hooks. The advertisements were trying to illustrate how people get “hooked” on cigarettes. The campaign received hundreds of complaints about the violence of the ads, but it turned out to be highly effective.
Studies report that shockvertising does significantly increase audience attention and memory of the ad. A study compared readers’ retention of a shocking ad, a warning ad, and an informational ad promoting safe sex to stop the spread of AIDS. The shocking ad outperformed the other two, and the researchers suggested that shockvertising causes more long-term behavioral changes than other marketing strategies do.
Italian clothing manufacturer United Colors of Benetton regularly runs advertising campaigns labeled shocking by many critics. Their early advertisements aimed to portray peace where conflict was expected: a Palestinian and a Jew with their arms around each other or a priest and a nun kissing. Into the 1990s, Benetton drew attention to the AIDS epidemic with an image of a man dying of AIDS while his family sat by mournfully. People seemed mostly to resent that Benetton was profiting from these sometimes tragic pictures. In response, the company maintains that it is trying to help solve global problems.
Not surprisingly, shockvertising can go too far for some viewers. Some studies show that when the message of the campaign is too discouraging, viewers tune out. Rather than paying extra attention, people turn a blind eye.
Also, television channels might show their disapproval. The organization responsible for supervising TV commercials in Britain once refused an ad against domestic violence. The ad shows a woman returning home to an angry boyfriend who throws her to the ground and kicks her. The makers of the ad assert that the ad is violent because the issue is violent, but the censoring agency judged it too intense to be aired.
【題組】50. What does the word “censoring” (in the last paragraph) most likely mean? (A) reviewing and removing (B) watching and criticizing (C) keeping and protecting (D) searching and locating
【題組】49. How is the topic of shockvertising presented by the author? (A) All the examples are about the positive effects of shockvertising. (B) Shockvertising is introduced without judgmental comments. (C) Both pros and cons about shockvertising are shown. (D) The author’s resentment against shockvertising is clearly expressed.
【題組】48. What was most people’s reaction to Benetton’s 1990s AIDS ad? (A) antipathetic (B) frightened (C) excited (D) bewildered

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