Physics, asked by khurrananitish, 3 months ago

a laser beam is aimed 15.95° above the horizontal at a mirror 11648m away .it glances off the mirror and continue for an additional 8570m at 11.40° above the horizon until it hits it's target .what is the resultant displacement of the beam to the target.​

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Answered by SajanJeevika
12

Dear student

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11648 cos(15.95) = 11199.57

11648 sin(15.95)= 3200.85

(11199.57 i , 3200.85 j)

8570 cos(11.44) = 8399.73

8570 sin(11.44) = 1699.78

(8399.73 i , 1699.78 j)

R= (11199.57 + 8399.73)i + (3200.85+1699.78)j

R= (19599.3)i + (4900.63)j

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Answered by cessarwen
4

Answer:

The target of the laser beam is 20,200 m away with an angle elevation of 14.04°

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