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A meteorologist is using a theodolite (an angle-measuring device) on a 1-meter tripod to find the height of a
weather balloon. She views the balloon through the theodolite at a 44° angle of elevation. A radio signal from the
balloon tells her that it is 1400 meters from the theodolite. How high is the balloon?

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Given : A meteorologist is using a theodolite (an angle-measuring device) on a 1-meter tripod to find the height of a weather balloon. She views the balloon through the theodolite at a 44° angle of elevation. A radio signal from the balloon tells her that it is 1400 meters from the theodolite.

To find : How high is the balloon?

Solution:

Angle of Elevation = 44°

A radio signal from the balloon tells her that it is 1400 meters from the theodolite.

theodolite  length = 1  m

Hence Distance of Baloon from person = 1400 + 1 = 1401 m

Sin ( Angle of elevation)  = height of Balloon/Distance of Balloon

=> Sin 44°  = height of Balloon/1401

=>  height of Balloon = 1401 * Sin44°

=> height of Baloon = 973.2 m

Balloon is 973.2 m high

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