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An aeroplane at an altitude of 300 m observes the angles of depression of opposite points on the two banks of a river to be 45degree and 60degree. Find the width of the river.

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Answered by aryan014
26
Hii frnd...

As we know tan= perpendicular/base
So,here
tan 45=300/base
1=300/base
base=300m.

tan 60=300/base
 \sqrt{3} =300/base
base=300/ \sqrt{3}
base=300 \sqrt{3} /3
base=100 \sqrt{3} m

Now add both the bases
300+100 \sqrt{3} m (Either leave it here or...)
300+100(1.73)
300+173
473m

Here is your answer.

Hope it helped u!!!

Anonymous: thnks...it helped me a lot
Answered by rishuyadav17200
6
height=300m
angle of depression=45,60

there will be two tringles ABD and ADC 
let the base be B
tan45=1
1=300/b
B=300
in TRINGLE ADC
let the base be b'
tan60=under root 3
under root 3=300/
B'=300/ under root 3
therefore width of the river =B+B'
=300+300/under root 3

Anonymous: thnks
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