Math, asked by AishleenKaur, 1 year ago

a pole 10m high casts a shadow 10√3m on ground then find sun's elevation

Answers

Answered by AkshaPraiselin
5
θ=30°.

tanθ=opp/adj=10/10√3=1/√3
tanθ=1/√3
∵ tan 30°=1 / √3,
∴θ=30°
Answered by phillipinestest
5

Sun’s elevation angle is 30 degree when a pole is of height 10 m high and shadow is at 10 \sqrt{3}\ m.

Solution:

Height of pole = 10m

Length of shadow casted on ground =  10 \sqrt{3}\ m  

Height of triangle is shown in below attached picture.

Angle A is extended and elevation angle of sun is

\tan A=\frac{10}{10 \sqrt{3}}=\frac{1}{\sqrt{3}}

Now value of A = \tan ^{-1}\left(\frac{1}{\sqrt{3}}\right)= 30 degree.

Angle elevation of the sun is 30 degree.  

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