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A man wishes to estimate the distance of a nearby tower frm him.He stnds at a point A in frnt of the tower C & spots a vry distant object O in line wid AC.He thn wlks perpendicularly 2 AC upto B , a distance of 100m , & looks at O & C again.Since O is vry


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Manjula29: Since O is vry distant , the direction Bo is practically the sme as AO : bt he finds the line of sight of C shiftd frm the original line of sight by an angle theta = 400 ( theta is known as parallax) .estimate the distance of the tower C frm his original position A.

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Answered by Manjula29
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[Diagram-- draw a horizontal line AB and, draw perpendiculars AC and BO from A and B respectively. Join C and B to derive a ∆CAB.] Now, Parallax angle theta = 40°. From the diagram, tan theta = AB/AC, or AC = AB/tan theta = 100/tan40° =100/0.8391= 119m.
Answered by kyra63
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