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A 1.5 meter tall boy is standing at some distance from a 30 m tall building . The angle of elavation from his eyes to top of building rises from 30 to 60 degree as he walks towards building. Find the distancevhe walked

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\underline{\bold{A \: 1.5 \: meter \: tall \: boy \: is \: standing \: at \: some}} \underline{\bold{distance \: from \: a \: 30 \: m \: tall \: building. \: The}} \underline{\bold{angle \: of \: elevation \: from  \: his \: eyes \: to \: top}} \underline{\bold{of \:  building \: rises \: from \: 30 \: to \: 60 \: degree \: as}} \underline{\bold{he \: walks \: towards \: building. \: Find \: the}} \underline{\bold{distance \: he \: walked.}}

 \textbf {Let BC = FG = x and DC = EF  = y}

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Height of boy = DE = 1.5 m

Height of building = AG = 30 m

AB = AG - DE

= (30 - 1.5) m

= 28.5 m

Now

In ∆ABC

tan 60° =  \dfrac{AB}{BC}

 \sqrt{3} =  \dfrac{28.5}{x}

x =  \dfrac{28.5}{ \sqrt{3} } ____(1)

In ∆ABD

tan 30° =  \dfrac{AB}{BD}

 \dfrac{1}{ \sqrt{3} } =  \dfrac{AB}{BC \: + \: CD}

 \dfrac{1}{ \sqrt{3} } =  \dfrac{28.5}{x \: + \: y}

On cross multiplying them we get;

x + y =  \sqrt{3} \:  (28.5)

 \dfrac{28.5}{ \sqrt{3} } + y =  28.5\sqrt{3}

 \dfrac{28.5 \:  +  \: y \sqrt{3} }{ \sqrt{3} } =  28.5\sqrt{3}

 28.5 \sqrt{3} +  y \sqrt{3} = 85.5

 y \sqrt{3} = 85.5 - 28.5

 y \sqrt{3} = 57

y =  \dfrac{57}{ \sqrt{3} }  \:  \times  \:  \dfrac{ \sqrt{3} }{ \sqrt{3} }

y =  \dfrac{ 57\sqrt{3} }{3}

y =  19 \sqrt{3} m

The distance walked by boy = y

=  19 \sqrt{3} m

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