Math, asked by KiritoUzumaki, 11 months ago

A vertical pillar stands on the plain ground and is surmounted by a Flagstaff of 5 m. From a point on the ground, the Angle of elevation of the bottom of the Flagstaff is 45(degrees) and that of the top of the Flagstaff is 60(degrees). Find the height of the pillar.(use ✓3 = 1.732).
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Answered by dugarsuzal79pdg6h4
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AB denotes the height of the tower BD the flagstaff and P the given point note that there are two right triangles PAB and PAD we are required to find the length of the flagstaff,DB and the distance of the building from the point P is PA
we have ,
tan60°=AB/AP
√3= 5/AP
AP=5√3
,the distance from the tower from P is 5√3m=8.66m(√3=1.732)
let us suppose DB=xm ,
AD=(5+x)m
now in right triangle PAD =tan45°=AD/AP=5+x/5√3
1=5+x/5√3
.., x=5(√3-1)
5×1.732-5 (√3=1.732)
= 8.66-5
=3.66
so, the height of the pillar is 3.66m
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