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A buoy in the ocean is observed from the top of a 40 meter high oil rig. the angle of depression from the top of the tower to the buoy is 6 degree. how far is the buoy from the base of the oil rig?

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Answered by MFL
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Answer:

A buoy in the ocean is observed from the top of a 40 meter high oil rig. the angle of depression from the top of the tower to the buoy is 6 degree. how far is the buoy from the base of the oil rig

Answered by arshikhan8123
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Concept:

sinA= perpendicular/hypotenuse

cosA=base/hypotenuse

tanA=perpendicular/base

cotA=1/tanA=base/perpendicular

secA=1/cosA= hypotenuse/base

cosecA=1/sinA=hypotenuse/perpendicular

Given:

A buoy in the ocean is observed from the top of a 40 meter high oil rig. the angle of depression from the top of the tower to the buoy is 6 degree.

Find:

How far is the buoy from the base of the oil rig?

Solution:

AB=40m

Let C be the rig

So, ∠ACB =6

Since, a angle and perpendicular is give, we will use tan

tanC =AB/BC

⇒tan 6=40/BC

⇒0.105=40/BC

⇒BC=40/0.105

⇒BC=380.95m

Therefore, the distance between the base of the oil rig and bouy is 380.95m

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