Math, asked by meenapd916254, 11 months ago

131m from the foot of a cliff on level of ground,
the angle of elevation of the top of cliffis 60'
Find the height of cliff (Take v3 1732)
226.892
224641
226 817
225.895​

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Answered by Nereida
6

\huge\star{\green{\underline{\mathfrak{Answer :-}}}}

{\huge\tt\bf{GIVEN}}\begin{cases}\sf{131\:m\:far\:from\:cliff}\\\sf{Angle\:of\:elevation=60^{\circ}}\\ \sf{\sqrt {3}=1.732}\end{cases}

\huge\tt\bf {TO\:FIND:-}

  • Height of the cliff = x.

\huge\tt\bf {SOLUTION:-}

Considering the figure attached.

We know that, \huge {\boxed {\tt {tan\theta =\dfrac {Perpendicular} {Base}}}}

So,

\leadsto \tt  {\dfrac  {x}{131}=tan 60^{\circ}}

We know that,

\huge {\boxed {\tt {tan 60^{\circ}=\sqrt {3}}}}

\leadsto \tt  {x=131 \times \sqrt {3}}

\leadsto \tt  {x=131 \times 1.732}

\leadsto \tt  {x=226.892\:m}

\huge {\boxed {\tt \red{Height\:of\:the\:cliff = x=226.892\:m}}}

\rule {200}2

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Answered by Equestriadash
5

Given:

  • The distance between the foot of the cliff and the point of elevation is 131 m.
  • The angle of elevation is 60°.

To find: The height of the cliff.

Answer:

(Diagram for reference attached below.)

\sf In\ triangle\ ABC,\\\\\\tan\ \theta\ =\ \dfrac{Opposite}{Adjacent}\\\\\\tan\ \theta\ =\ \dfrac{AB}{BC}\\\\\\tan\ {60}^{\circ}\ =\ \dfrac{AB}{131}\\\\\\We\ know\ that\ tan\ {60}^{\circ}\ =\ \sqrt{3}.\\ \\\\\sqrt{3}\ =\ \dfrac{AB}{131}

\sf 131\ \times\ \sqrt{3}\ =\ AB\\ \\\bf (\sqrt{3}\ =\ 1.732)\\\\\sf 131\ \times\ 1.732\ =\ 226.892\\\\\\Therefore,\ the\ height\ of\ the\ cliff\ is\ 226.892\ m.

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