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A pole casts a shadow of length 20√3m on the ground when sun's elevation is 60°. Find the height of pole

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answered by steffiaspinno
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The height of the pole is 60m.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given:

  • The length of the shadow = 20√3m
  • The angle of elevation = 60°

To find:

  • The height of the pole

Solution:

  • The pole is standing upright, which means it is perpendicular to the shadow.
  • Hence, the relation of tangent (tan) can be used here.

tan(angle of elevation) =\frac{height of the pole}{length of the shadow}

tan 60 = \frac{height}{20\sqrt{3} }

  • The value of tan 60 is \sqrt{3}

Hence,

\sqrt{3}  = \frac{height}{20\sqrt{3} }

Height = \sqrt{3}\times  {20\sqrt{3} }

Height = {3}\times  {20}

Height = 60

hence, the height of the pole is 60m.

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