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15. From a lighthouse of height 60 ft above sea level, an observer sees the angle of depression of a ship change from 37° to 53° in 20 seconds. Find the speed of the ship assuming it is uniform.

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Answered by RvChaudharY50
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From a lighthouse of height 60 ft above sea level, an observer sees the angle of depression of a ship change from 37° to 53° in 20 seconds. Find the speed of the ship assuming it is uniform. ? (Excellent Question ).

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☛ Ratio of Sides of A Right ∆ with angle 90°-53°-37° is 5 - 4 - 3.⟦Always Remember This .⟧

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Now, From image, we can see That ,

In Right ABD, we have :-

AB = 60 Ft.

➾ ∠ABD = 90°

➾ ∠ADB = 53°

➾ ∠BAD = 180°-(90+53) = 37°

So ,

Tan@ = Perpendicular /Base

➼ Tan53° = AB/BD

➼ Tan53° = (4/3) = (60/BD)

➼ (4/3) = (60/BD)

➼ 4BD = 3*60

➼ BD = (180/4)

➼ BD = 45Ft. ------------------ Equation ❶.

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Similarly, In Right ABC, we Have :-

➳ AB = 60Ft.

➳ ∠ABC = 90°

➳ ∠ACB = 37°

➳ ∠BAC = 180° - (90+37) = 53°

So,

Tan37° = AB/BC

➻ (3/4) = (60/BC)

➻ 3BC = 60*4

➻ BC = (240/3)

➻ BC = 80 Ft. ----------------- Equation

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Now,

BC = BD + DC

Putting Both Values from Equations & we get,

80 = 45 + DC

➺ DC = 80 - 45

➺ DC = 35 ft.

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Now, we Have Given That, The Ship cover DC distance in 20 seconds.

Hence,

Speed = (Distance/Time).

☞ Speed = (35/20)

☞ Speed = 1.75Ft/seconds.

Hence, Speed of Ship is 1.75ft/seconds.

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Answered by Anonymous
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AnSwEr:

\longrightarrow⟩ 1.75ft/s

\rule{200}2

SteP By SteP ExplainaTion:

Consider ∆ABC (refer to the image)

\longrightarrow»AB = 60 ft

\longrightarrow» \angle ABC = 53°

\longrightarrow»Let BC be x

So,

\longrightarrow»AB/BC = tan53° (tan53°=4/3)

\longrightarrow»60/x= 4/3

\longrightarrow» x= 45 ft

BC= 45ft

Now,

consider∆ ABD

\longrightarrow»AB= 60 ft

\longrightarrow» \angle 37°

\longrightarrow» AB/BD= tan 37°

\longrightarrow» let BD be y

\longrightarrow» 60/y = 3/4 (tan37°= 3/4)

\longrightarrow» 60×4/3 = y

\longrightarrow» y = 80 ft

Now, CD = BD - BC

\longrightarrow» 80-45

\longrightarrow» 35 ft

Now, speed = distance/Time

\longrightarrow»35/20

\longrightarrow» 1.75 ft/s

\rule{200}2

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