Math, asked by shreyash3384, 11 months ago

a vertical pole of length 8m casts a shadow of 15 m long on the ground. at the same time a tower casts a shadow of 45 m long. find the height of the tower​

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Answered by spiderman2019
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Answer:

The height of tower = 24m.

Step-by-step explanation:

//Vertical pole

Length of pole = 8m.

length of shadow = 15m.

//Imagine a right angled triangle with h = 8m and base = 15m . now to get hypotenuse use Pythagoras theorem

let z be the hypotenuse

z² = 8² + 15²

z = 17m.

Sinθ = opposite side to θ /hypotenuse = 8/17.

//now calculate for tower.

let x be the height of tower

length of shadow = 45m

//Imagine a right angled triangle with h = xm and base = 45m . now to get hypotenuse use Pythagoras theorem

let w be the hypotenuse.  

w² = x² + 45²

w = √(x² + 45²)

Sinθ = opposite side to θ /hypotenuse = x/√(x² + 45²)

//since the angle of sun be will be same.

8/17 = x/√(x² + 45²)

//square on both sides

64/289 = x²/x² + 45²

=> 289x² = 64x² + 45²*64

=> 225x² = 45²*64

= x² = 45²*64/225 = 576.

=> x = 24m.

The height of tower = 24m.

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