Math, asked by RahulRhydon, 1 month ago

From the foot of a hill the angle of elevation of the tip of a tower is found to be 45°. After walking 2 km upwards along the slope of the hill ,which is inclined at 30°, the same is formed to be 60°. Find the height of the tower​

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Answered by ItzurAdi
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Let AB is the Tower of height = h = 50 m.

And, let the Height of Hill CD = H m. Distance between The root of the tower and hill = BC

Now,

In AABC

ZC = 30°

TAN(C) = AB/BC

⇒ TAN(30) = 50/BC

⇒1/√3 = 50/BC

⇒ BC= 50-√3 m.

Now, In ABCD,

ZB = 60°

Tan(B) = CD/BC

⇒ Tan(60) = H/BC

⇒ BC√3 = H

⇒ H=50-√3*√3 = 150 m.

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