Math, asked by sakurawuque, 2 months ago

an aeroplane, at 2 points A and B flying horizontally at a uniform speed of 20m/sec. it is found that it takes 10 minutes to fly from A to B . the angle of elevation of A and B from a point P on the ground are 30°and 60° respectively​

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Answered by mukulkute3
1

Answer:

Let P and Q be the two position of the plane.

Given angles of elevation of the plane in two position P and Q as ∠PAB=60

0

and ∠QAC=30

0

PB=QC= 15 km

Now in right angled △ABP

tan60

0

=

AB

BP

3

=

AB

1.5

⇒AB=

3

1.5

⇒(0.5)

3

km

Again in right angled triangle △ACQ,

tan30

0

=

AC

QC

3

1

=

AB

1.5

⇒AC=(1.5)

3

km

PQ=BC=AC−AB

=(1.5)

3

−(0.5)

3

=(1.5−0.5)

3

=

3

km

The plane travels PQ=

3

km in 15 secs

∴ Speed of the aeroplane =

time

distance

3600

15

3

⇒240

3

km/h

Answered by Shalini10123
6

Answer:

1.b) 12km

Step-by-step explanation:

1. time = 10min = 10×60 = 600 sec

speed = distance / time

20 = distance/600

distance = 20× 600

distance = 12000m or 12km

Answer is b) 12 km

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