An aeroplane had altitude of 1200m in find that 2 ship are sailing towards it in the same direction the angle of depression of two ships as abserved from aeroplane are 60° and 30° find the distance
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The height of the aeroplane can be AB
and C and D be the position of 2 ships.
Let ∠ ABC = 60° and ∠ADB = 30°
Let BC = xm, CD = y m
in triangle ABC,
tan 60° = AB/BC
√3 = 1200/x
x = 1200/√3 = √3/√3
= 400√3 m
In triangle ABD
tan 30° = AB/BD
= 1/√3 = 1200/ x + y
y = 1200/√3 - 400√3 = 800√3
The final answer for this question is 800√3
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tan60=1200/x. root3=1200/x. x-1200/root3=400root3. tAn30 =.1200/x+x=1/root3. 1200root3 =x+y 1200root3-400root3=y.then y is 800root3 that is 1385.6
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