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A tree is broken by the wind. The top struck the ground at an angle of 45 and the distance 35m from the foot .then find the whole height of the tree before broken. (trignometry)

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Answered by kayalvizhirajkumar20
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Answer:

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Step-by-step explanation:

height of the whole tree. = 30√3  = 51.9 m

Let say initial Height of Tree = T m

Let say it Broken at x  m height

Then length of broken part = T - x  m

Broken part make an angle of 30° with ground

and touch 30 m away from root

Tan 30  = x / 30

=> 1/√3 = x/30

=> x = 10√3

(T - x)²  = x²  +  30²

=> ( T - 10√3)² = (10√3)² + 900

=>  ( T - 10√3)² = 300 + 900

=> ( T - 10√3)² = 1200

=>  ( T - 10√3) = 20√3

=> T = 30√3  = 51.9 m

height of the whole tree. = 30√3  = 51.9 m

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Answered by sameeragrawal110125
1

Step-by-step explanation:

Sol. seg AB represents the height of the tree

The tree breaks at point D

∴ seg AD is the broken part of tree which then takes the position of DC

∴ AD = DC

m∠ DCB = 30º

BC = 30 m

In right angled ∆DBC,

tan 30º = side opposite to angle 30º/adjacent side of 30º

∴ tan 30º = BD/BC

∴ 1/√3 = BD/30

∴ BD = 30/√3

∴ BD = (30/√3)×(√3/√3)

∴ BD = 10√3 m

cos 300 = adjacent side of angle 300/Hypotenuse

∴ cos 300 = BC/DC

∴ cos 300 = 30/DC

∴ √3/2 = 30/DC

∴ DC = (30×2)/√3

∴ DC = (60/√3)×(√3/√3)

∴ DC = 20√3 m

AD = DC = 20 √3 m

AB = AD + DB [∵ A - D - B]

∴ AB = 20 3 + 10 3

∴ AB = 30 3 m

∴ AB = 30 × 1.73

∴ AB = 51.9 m

∴ The height of tree is 51.9 m.

hope it helps!!

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