Math, asked by vishnudevpandey224, 4 months ago

. A bird is flying at the height of 1,200 m
above the sea level. At a certain point, it
is exactly above a whale swimming 800 m
below the sea level. What is the vertical
distance between them?​

Answers

Answered by Abhighnya
1

Answer:

the vertical difference between them is 1,200+800=2,000m

Answered by SajanJeevika
2

Hi bud, here's ur answer!

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△ABC is an equilateral triangle

AB=BC=CA=9cm

O is the circumcentre of △ABC

∴OD id the perpendicular of the side BC

In △OBD and △ODC

OB=OC  (Radius of the circle)

BD=DC  (D is the mid point of BC)

OD=OD  (common)= 2× 60°

= 120°

OD bisects BC perpendicularly.

In ∆BOC ,

<OBD = 30° ,

BD = BC/2 = 9/2 cm

\begin{lgathered}cos 30\degree = \frac{BD}{OB}\\=\frac{\frac{9}{2}}{r}\end{lgathered}

cos30°=OB/BD

= 33

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