Math, asked by kamathsulakshana23, 11 months ago

Find the angle of elevation of the sum when the shadow of pole h metres high is square root of three h metres long.

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Answered by Shailesh183816
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The angle of elevation is 30 degree

Tan theeta=opp.s/adj.s=h/root 3h=1/ root3

Tan 30 = 1/root3

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Answered by 12341935
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Answer:

angle of elevation is 30°

Step-by-step explanation:

let AB be the shadow &AC be the tower&£be the angle of elevation

now ang(ABC)=90 because hieght is perpendicular to ground

so tan£=AC/AB

=h/√3h

=1/√3

= tan30°

so £=30°

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