Math, asked by swatikasn, 11 months ago

2 Two towers are 150 m apart. The angle of elevation of the top of the first tower as
seen from the top of the second tower is 30" Find the height of the
a) First tower, when the second tower is 120 m high
b) Second tower, when the first tower is 140m high​

Answers

Answered by amitnrw
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Given :  Two towers are 150 m apart.

The angle of elevation of the top of the first tower as seen from the top of the second tower is 30°

To : Find the height of the

a) First tower, when the second tower is 120 m high

b) Second tower, when the first tower is 140m high​

Solution:

Let say h is the height of first  tower more than tower 2

Tower 1 height = tower 2 height +  h

d = horizontal distance between towers  = 150 m

Tan 30°  =  h /  d

=> 1/√3  =  h / 150

=> h = 50√3

=> h = 86.6  m  taking √3  = 1.732

height of the  First tower, when the second tower is 120 m high

= 120 + 86.6

= 206.6 m

height of the  Second tower, when the first tower is 140m high​

= 140 - 86.6

=  53.4 m

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