Math, asked by jagveerparmar14, 10 months ago

14. An aeroplane at a height of 600 m passes vertically above another aeroplane at
an instant when their angles of elevation at the same observing point are 60° and 45°
respectively. How many meters higher is the one from the other

Answers

Answered by manjubala39
1

ANSWER

Let the aeroplanes are at point AA and DD respectively. Aeroplane AA is flying 600600 m above the ground.

So, AB=600AB=600

\angle ACB=60^o,\angle DCB=45^o∠ACB=60

o

,∠DCB=45

o

From \triangle ABC△ABC, we have

\cfrac{AB}{BC}=\tan 60^o

BC

AB

=tan60

o

\Rightarrow BC=\cfrac{600}{\sqrt{3}}=200\sqrt{3}⇒BC=

3

600

=200

3

From \triangle DCB,△DCB,

\cfrac{DB}{BC}=\tan 45^o\Rightarrow DB=200\sqrt{3}

BC

DB

=tan45

o

⇒DB=200

3

Since, the distance AD = AB -BD = 600-200\sqrt{3}AD=AB−BD=600−200

3

AD =200(3-\sqrt{3})=200(3-1.7321)=253.58AD =200(3−

3

)=200(3−1.7321)=253.58 m

Hence, the distance between the two aeroplanes is 253.58253.58 m.

Answered by Rameshjangid
0

Answer:

The distance between the two aeroplanes is 253.58 m.

Explanation:

Let's consider that point A and point D are where the aeroplanes are placed.

AB=600

∠ACB=60°

∠DCB=45°

From △ABC, we have

AB/BC= tan 60°

BC=600/√3=200√3

From ,△DCB,

DB=200√3

AD = AB -BD = 600-200√3

=200(3-1.7321)=253.5 m

Hence, the distance between the two aeroplanes is 253.58 m.

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