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If one sees the bottom of a tree at a 45-degree angle of descent from the top of a 30 m high tower, what is the distance between the tree and the tower?​

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Answered by mesasushma111
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Answered by mysticd
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 Given \: Height \:of \:the \:Tower (AB) = 30\:m

 Angle \:of \: depression \: \angle {DAC}=45\degree

 \angle {BCA}= \angle {DAC} = 45\degree

 Distance \: between \: foot \: of \:the \:tree

 to \: foot \: of \: the \:Tower = BC \: m

 Now, In \: \triangle {ABC} ,

tan \angle {BCA}= \frac{AB}{BC}

 \implies tan 45\degree = \frac{30}{BC}

 \implies 1 = \frac{30}{BC}

 \implies BC = 30 \:m

Therefore.,

\red{ Distance \: between \: foot \: of \:the \:tree}

\red{ to \: foot \: of \: the \:Tower }\green{= 30 \: m}

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