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An aeroplane flying horizontally at a height 2500m above the ground is observed at an elevation is of 60 degree and after 15 seconds, the elevation if observed to be 30degre. Find the speed of the aeroplane in Km/hrs.

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Let B & D be the two positions of the plane and let A be the point of observation. Let ABE the horizontal line through A. It is given that angles of elevation of the plane into positions B and D from a point A are 60 °and 30°.

Angle BAC = 60° , angle DAB = 30°

In ∆ ABC

tan 60 °= BC/AC = 2500/AC

√3 = 2500/AC

AC = 2500/√3

IN ∆ AED

tan 30° = ED/AE

1/√3= 2500/AE

AE= 2500√3

BD = CE

CE= AE-AC

BD = 2500√3 - 2500 /√3

BD = 2500 ( √3 - 1/√3)

BD = 2500 ( √3×√3 - 1)/√3

BD = 2500 (3-1)/√3

BD =( 2500 ×2)/√3

BD = 5000 /√3 m

BD =( 5000/ √3 ) × 1/1000 km

BD = 5/√3 km ( Distance)

Plane travels 5/√3 km in15 sec

Time = 15 sec (given )

Time = 15/3600= 1/240 hr

Speed= Distance/time

Speed=( 5/√3) / (1/240)

Speed = 5/√3 × 240

Speed = (5 × 240)/1.732 [ √3= 1.732]

Speed= 1200 /1.732

Speed = 692.84 km/h

Hence, the speed of the aeroplane in km/h is 692.84 km/h.

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