each corner of a square subtends an angle of 30 degree at the top of a tower 'h' metres high standing in the centre of the square. If a is the length of the each side of the square then the relation between 'h' and 'a' is?
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Each corner of a square subtends an angle of 30 degree at the top of a tower.
This makes a pyramid with the height h.
In a right triangle:
(2 h)² - h² = ( a √2 / 2)²
4 h² - h2 = a² / 2
3 h² = a²/ 2
h² = a² / 6
h = a /√6 or: h = a √6 / 6
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