Math, asked by ayeshadargahwala, 10 months ago

a statue is spotted on 50m high stand find how tall the statue is if angle of elevation of top and the base of the stitches observed from point on the ground is 60 and 45

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Answered by superhathim11

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation

Let AB be x

BC is 50m

Tan45=50/DC

1=50/DC

DC=50m

Tan60=50+x/50

1/1.732=50+x/50

50(1.732)-50=x

x=50(0.732)

x=36.6m

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