a flag pole is fitted in the wall. The angle of elevation of flag pole ends made by a person standing on the other side of a 40m wide road is 60 and 45 respectively.the length( hight). of flag pole is
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See attachment, a rough daigram as shown .
assume height of flag pole is h.
From triangle ABC ,
tan60° = AB/BC
AB = height of flag pole + A part of height of wall {assume x }
AB = h + x
BC = 40m
Now , tan60° = (h + x)/40
⇒√3 = (h + x)/40
⇒ 40√3 = h + x -------(1)
Now, from ∆DBC
tan45° = DB/BC
⇒ 1 = x/40
⇒ x = 40m , put it in equation (1)
Now, 40√3 = h + 40
h = 40√3 - 40
Hence, height of pole is 40(√3 - 1) m
assume height of flag pole is h.
From triangle ABC ,
tan60° = AB/BC
AB = height of flag pole + A part of height of wall {assume x }
AB = h + x
BC = 40m
Now , tan60° = (h + x)/40
⇒√3 = (h + x)/40
⇒ 40√3 = h + x -------(1)
Now, from ∆DBC
tan45° = DB/BC
⇒ 1 = x/40
⇒ x = 40m , put it in equation (1)
Now, 40√3 = h + 40
h = 40√3 - 40
Hence, height of pole is 40(√3 - 1) m
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HELLO DEAR,
let
AD = h (height of flag pole)
BC = 40m
<x = 45°
<y = 60°
BD = h' = A part of height of wall
AB = AD + BD = (h + h')
now,
IN∆ABC ,
AB / BC = tanx
⇒ (h + h') / 40 = tan60°
⇒ (h + h') / 40 = √3
⇒(h + h') = 40√3-----------(1)
now, IN ∆ DBC
DB / BC = tan45°
⇒h' / 40 = 1
⇒h' = 40m put in-----(1)
we get,
(h + 40) = 40√3
⇒ h = 40√3 - 40
⇒h = 40(√3 - 1)m
or
⇒h = 40(1.732 - 1)
⇒h = 40(0.732)
⇒h = 29.28m(approx)
HENCE, the height of pole is 40(√3 - 1)m or 29.28m
I HOPE ITS HELP YOU DEAR,
THANKS
let
AD = h (height of flag pole)
BC = 40m
<x = 45°
<y = 60°
BD = h' = A part of height of wall
AB = AD + BD = (h + h')
now,
IN∆ABC ,
AB / BC = tanx
⇒ (h + h') / 40 = tan60°
⇒ (h + h') / 40 = √3
⇒(h + h') = 40√3-----------(1)
now, IN ∆ DBC
DB / BC = tan45°
⇒h' / 40 = 1
⇒h' = 40m put in-----(1)
we get,
(h + 40) = 40√3
⇒ h = 40√3 - 40
⇒h = 40(√3 - 1)m
or
⇒h = 40(1.732 - 1)
⇒h = 40(0.732)
⇒h = 29.28m(approx)
HENCE, the height of pole is 40(√3 - 1)m or 29.28m
I HOPE ITS HELP YOU DEAR,
THANKS
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