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An aeroplane is flying at a constant height of 1200√3 meters. The angle of elevation of that aeroplane from a point on the ground is 60°. After a flight of 25 seconds, the angle of elevation changes to 30°. Find the speed of aeroplane.

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Answered by TooFree
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Given:

\text{The plane is at a height of }1200\sqrt{3} \text{ m high.}

\text{Angle of elevation is } 60^\circ

\text{Angle of elevation is } 30^\circ \text{ after 25 seconds}

To Find:

\text{Speed of the plane}

Formulae Needed:

\tan \theta = \dfrac{\text{Opposite}}{\text{Adjacent}}

\text{Speed} = \text{Distance} \div \text{Time}

Solution

Find the ground distance from the point to the plane initially:

Let the distance be D₁

\tan \theta = \dfrac{\text{Opposite}}{\text{Adjacent}}

\tan (60) = \dfrac{1200\sqrt{3} }{D_1}

D_1= \dfrac{1200\sqrt{3} }{\tan (60) }

D_1 = 1200 \text{ m}

Find the ground distance from the point to the plane after 25 seconds:

Let the distance be D₂

\tan \theta = \dfrac{\text{Opposite}}{\text{Adjacent}}

\tan (30) = \dfrac{1200\sqrt{3} }{D_2}

D_2= \dfrac{1200\sqrt{3} }{\tan (30) }

D_2 = 3600 \text{ m}

Find the difference in distance:

\text{Difference in Distance } = D_2 - D_1

\text{Difference in Distance } = 3600 - 1200

\text{Difference in Distance } = 2400 \text { m}

\text{Difference in Distance } = 2.4 \text{ km}

Find the speed of the aeroplane:

\text {Distance} = 2.4 \text { km}

\text {Time} = 25 \text { seconds}

\text {Time} = 25 \div 60 \div 60  \text { hour}

\text {Time} = \dfrac{1}{144}  \text { hour}

\text{Speed} = \text{Distance} \div \text{Time}

\text{Speed} =2.4 \div \dfrac{1}{144}

\text{Speed} = 2.4 \times 144

\text{Speed} = 345.6 \text { km/h}

\boxed {\textbf {Answer : Speed = 345.6 km/h} }

Answered by knjroopa
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Step-by-step explanation:

Given An aeroplane is flying at a constant height of 1200√3 meters. The angle of elevation of that aeroplane from a point on the ground is 60°. After a flight of 25 seconds, the angle of elevation changes to 30°. Find the speed of aeroplane.

  • So let the constant height be PQ    
  • So let speed = m
  • So RS = distance = speed x time
  • RS = m x 25
  •     = 25 m
  • Consider triangle PQR
  • So tan 60 = PQ / QR
  • So √3 = 1200 √3 / QR
  • QR √3 = 1200 √3
  • QR = 1200
  • Now consider triangle PQS
  • So tan 30 = PQ / QR
  • 1 / √3 = 1200 √3 /QR + RS
  •        = 1200 x √3 /1200 + 25 m
  • 1/√3 x 1200 + 25 m = 1200 √3
  • 1200 + 25 m = 1200 x √3 x √3
  • 1200 + 25 m = 1200 x 3
  • 1200 + 25 m = 3600
  • Or 25 m = 2400
  • Or m = 2400 / 25
  • Or m = 96

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