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A tree 32 m high broke at a point 7 m above the ground but did not separate. Its
top touched the ground. At what distance is the top of the tree from its bottom?

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Answered by safurasultana9
6

Step-by-step explanation:

25m

because a tree 32 m high broke at a point 7m above the ground but didn't seperate so 25 m

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Answered by Anonymous
21

Note : Refer to the attachment for figure

As per given in the Question ,

We have the following points ,

  • Length of tree was 32 m
  • If it broke at a point of 7 m then ,
  • the length of broken tree would be 25 m ( 32 - 7 = 25 m )

So by applying Pythagoras theorem we will get the length of base ,

\mapsto\:(AC)^2\:=\: (CB)^2\: + \:(BA)^2

\mapsto\:(25)^2\: = \:7^2\:+\: (BA)^2

\mapsto\:625 \:= \:49 \:+\: (BA)^2

\mapsto\:625\: - \:49\: =\: (BA)^2

\mapsto\:576\: =\: (BA)^2

BA = \sqrt{576}

\mapsto\:BA\: = \:24\: m

Hence , the distance from the top of the tree from its bottom is 24 m .

What is Pythagoras theorem ?

The Pythagoras theorem states that the square of Hypotenuse of a triangle will be equal to the sum of square of bothe the other sides .

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