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a vertical post AB erected on a level horizontal ground and a point C located 30m away from it are shown in figure. The angle of elevation of the top of the post B , when observed from point C is 48 degrees. The length of a wire tied to B from the point D located in the same direction as C from A, is 50m. Show that the angle of elevation of B when observed from D is greater than 40 degrees.

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Answered by sakshamnirala1p434vq
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Step-by-step explanation:

Let y be the height of the flag post and x be the initial distance from flag post.

Now, after travelling 6 m towards the post the distance from the base of pole is (x−6) m.

We know that tanθ=

Adjacentside

Oppositeside

=

BC

AB

In △ABC, ∠B=90

0

and ∠C=30

0

.

Here, θ=30

0

, BC=x m and AB=y m, therefore,

tanθ=

BC

AB

⇒tan30

0

=

x

y

3

1

=

x

y

(∵tan30

0

=

3

1

)

⇒x=

3

y...........(1)

Also, in △ABD, ∠B=90

0

and ∠D=45

0

.

Here, θ=45

0

, BD=(x−6) m and AB=y m, therefore,

tanθ=

BD

AB

⇒tan45

0

=

x−6

y

⇒1=

x−6

y

(∵tan45

0

=1)

⇒x−6=y

⇒x=y+6...........(2)

Comparing equations 1 and 2, we get

3

y=y+6

3

y−y=6

⇒y(

3

−1)=6

⇒y=

3

−1

6

Hence, the height of the flag post is

3

−1

6

m.

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