Math, asked by rawatt847, 5 months ago

10. A vertical tower stands on a horizontal plane and is surmounted by a vertical flagstaff. At a point on the plane, 30 metres away from the tower, an observer notices that the angles of elevation of the top and bottom of the flagstaff are 60 and 45° respectively. Find the height of the flagstaff and that of the tower.​

Answers

Answered by sana8861
1

In △CBD,tan30

o

=

BC

BD

3

1

=

x

h

⇒ x=

3

h ----- ( 1 )

⇒ In△ABC,tan45

o

=

BC

AB

⇒ 1=

x

7+h

⇒ x=7+h

3

h=7+h [ From ( 1 ) ]

3

h−h=7

⇒ (

3

−1)h=7

⇒ h=

3

−1

7

⇒ h=

3

−1

7

×

3

+1

3

+1

∴ h=

3−1

7(

3

+1)

=

2

7(1.73+1)

=9.55m

∴ Height of the tower is 9.55m.

solution

Answered by Anonymous
41

Let,

  • BC be the tower

  • AB be the flagstaff

Given:-

  • CD = 30m

  • AB = h

  • BC = x

In ∆ADC,

Tan60° = √3 = (h+x)/30

⇢ h + x = 30√3

⇢ x = 30√3 - h .....i)

In ∆BCD,

Tan45° = 1 = x/30

➝ (30√3 - h)/30 = 1 (from i)

➝ 30√3 - h = 30

➝ h = 30√3 - 30....ii)

➝ h = 51.96 - 30

h = 21.96m

⇝ x = 30√3 - h

⇝ x = 30√3 - (30√3 - 30)

⇝ x = 30√3 - 30√3 + 30

x = 30m

Hence,

• Height of flagstaff = 21.96 m

• Height of tower = 30 m

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