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at a point on a level plane, a tower subtends an angle alpha and a man, a meters tall standing on its top, subtends an angle beta. prove that the height of the tower is acot(alpha+beta)/cot alpha - cot (alpha+beta)

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Answered by amitnrw
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height of Tower = aCot(α + β)/((Cotα - Cot(α + β ))

Step-by-step explanation:

d = distance of point from bottom of tower

h = height of tower

Tanα  = h/d

=> d = h/Tanα

=> d = hCotα

Tan(α + β )  = (h + a)/d

=> d = (h+a)/Tan(α + β )

=> d = (h+a)Cot(α + β )

Equating

hCotα =  (h+a)Cot(α + β )

=> hCotα - hCot(α + β ) = aCot(α + β )

=> h(Cotα - Cot(α + β )) = aCot(α + β)

=> h = aCot(α + β)/((Cotα - Cot(α + β ))

Hence height of Tower = aCot(α + β)/((Cotα - Cot(α + β ))

QED

Proved

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