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Calculate the angle that the ladder makes with the ground using a trigonometric ratio.

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

Consider the ladder and wall system as the right angled triangle, such that length of wall (W) till the ladder reaches be the perpendicular= 15 cm and angle (G) made by ladder (L) with the ground  is 30∘,  

and length of ladder be the Hypotenuse.

Thus, sinG=HP​

sin30=LW​

21​=L15​

L=30 m=3000 cm

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Answered by jaishankarprasad893
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