Math, asked by amrit104930, 7 months ago

An aeroplane at an altitude of 1500m find that two ship are sailding towards it in the same direction. The angle of depression as observed from the aeroplane are 45° and 30° respectively. Find the distance between the two ship. ​

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Answered by ATA33
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Let D is the aeroplane A and B are two ships.

Given: CD=1500 m,∠EDA=30°,∠EDB=45°

In △DBC tan45° = DC/BC

= 1500/BC

1= 1500/BC

⇒BC = 1500 m

In △ADC tan30°= DC/AC

1/√3 = 1500/AB+BC

AB+BC = 1500√3

AB = 1500√3 - 1500

AB = 1500 (√3 - 1)

AB = 1500 (1.73 - 1)

AB = 1500×0.73 = 1095 m

Hence, distance between two ships is 1095 m.

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