From a balloon rising vertically a boy observes two consecutive kilometer-stones on the same side of
a straight road and find their angles of depression as 45° and 30°; find the altitude of the balloon.
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Some Applications of Trigonometry
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From the top of a hill, the...
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From the top of a hill, the angles of depression of two consecutive kilometer stones due east are found to be 30o and 45o. Find the height of the hill
A
1.365km
B
1.5km
C
1.7km
D
1.1km
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Let the distance between the nearer kilometre stone and the hill be 'x' km.
So, the distance between the farther kilometre stone and the hill is '1+x' km since both are on the same side of the hill.
In triangle APB,
tan450=xh
⇒1=xh
⇒h=x
In triangle AQB,
tan300=1+xh
⇒31=1+xh
⇒1+x=3h
From equation 1,
1+h=3h⇒1=3h−h
⇒h=
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