A person standing on the bank of a river observes that the angle of elevation of the top of a tree on the opposite bank is 60°. When he moves 40 metres away from the bank, he finds the angle of elevation to be 30°. Find the height of the tree and the width of the river.
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Answer:
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Step by step explanation:-
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According to figure ;
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let DC be height and BC be the width
Given:-
AB =40m
<DBC = 60°
<DAC =30°
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To find :-
DC =?(height)
BC =?(width)
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Solution:-
In right∆ ACD:-
(using relation of Tanθ)
Tan θ= P/B
Tan 30°= DC/AC
1/√3= h/AC
1/√3 =h/AB+BC
(AC=AB+BC)
1/√3 = h/40+x
√3h=40+x. (eq1)
Now,In right ∆DCB
(using relation of Tanθ)
Tan θ = P/B
Tan 60°=DC/BC
√3= h/x
h = √3x. (equation 2)
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Now put the value of h in equation 1
√3h = 40+x
√3(√3x)=40+x
3x= 40+x
3x-x =40
2x=40
x=40/2 =20m
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Now put the value of x in equation2
h =√3x
h=√3(20)
h=20√3m
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Since ,
the height of tree =20√3m
Width of river = 20m
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Hence we get the answer ;
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Solution:
=> Let height of the tree be h m.
=> And, width of river be x m.
=> C and D are final and initial point of the man.
Now, In ΔABD,
Now, In ΔABC,
Now, put the value of h from Eq (1)
∴ Width of river = 20 m
Now, put the value of x in Eq (1) to find height if tree.
∴ Height of tree is 20√3 m.