Math, asked by bhim01, 1 year ago

find the angular elevation of the sun when the shadow of a 10 m long pipe is 10√3 metres.

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Answered by Panzer786
19
Let AB be the pool and let AC be it's shadow.

Let the angle of elevation of the sun be ¢ .

Then,

/_ ACB = ¢° , /_ CAB = 90°.

AB = 10 m and AC = 10√3 m.

From right ∆ CAB , we have

tan ¢ = AB/AC = 10/10√3 = 1/√3

=> ¢ = 30°

Hence,

The angular elevation of the sun is 30°.
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Answered by sushmita
5
length of pole = 10 m (perpendicular)

Shadow = 10√3 m (base)

Tanθ = P/B

10/10√3

1/√3

Tan(30°)= 1/√3

Therefore, elevation of the sun is 30°
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