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if the angle of elevation of a cloud is from a point h meters above a lake is 30° and the angle of depression of its reflection in the lake is 45°, find the distance of the cloud from the point of observation.

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Answered by mohammad7225
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If the angle of elevation of a cloud from point h metres above a lake is α and the angle of depression of its reflection in the lake is β, prove that the distance of the cloud from the point of observation is

tanβ−tanα

2hsecα

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Answered by titan2218
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Let sat Height of Cloud from point of observation = C

Height of cloud from Lake =  C + h

Depth of Cloud reflection from point of observation = C + h + h  = C + 2h

Horizontal Distance of cloud from point of observation = B

Tanα  = C/B

=> C = BTanα

Tanβ  = (C + 2 h)/B

=> C = BTanβ   - 2 h

BTanα  =  BTanβ   - 2 h

=> 2h = BTanβ - BTanα

=> 2h = B(Tanβ - Tanα)

=> B = 2h/(Tanβ - Tanα)

Cosα = B/distance of the cloud from the point of observation

=> distance of the cloud from the point of observation = B/Cosα

= BSecα

= 2hSecα/(Tanβ - Tanα)

distance of the cloud from the point of observation = 2hSecα/(Tanβ - Tanα)

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