Math, asked by PushkarPatil, 9 months ago

A peacock is sitting on the tree and observes its prey on the ground .It makes an angle of depression of 22°to catch the prey. the speed of the peacock was 10km/hr and it catches the prey in 1min 12seconds.At 2hat heught was the peacock on the tree?​

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Answered by khuranagul
0

solution

\frac{distance}{time}=speed

time

distance

=speed

\therefore AB=300\frac{m}{min}\times 12 seconds∴AB=300

min

m

×12seconds

\frac{300}{60}\times 12

60

300

×12

AB = 60 m.

Now,

tan30^{\circ}=\frac{h}{AB}tan30

=

AB

h

\therefore height (h)=tan(30^{\circ})\times AB∴height(h)=tan(30

)×AB

\frac{1}{\sqrt{3}}\times 60=\frac{60}{\sqrt{3}}metere.

3

1

×60=

3

60

metere.

= 34.64 m

Answered by unicornsparkle310
0

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