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In an experim some masses are hung in equilibrium as shown in the figure ab =40 cm and angle cab = 45 and angle cba =30 find the perpendicular distance of ab from c​

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Answered by AditiHegde
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Given:

In an experim some masses are hung in equilibrium as shown in the figure ab =40 cm and angle cab = 45 and angle cba =30.

To find:

The perpendicular distance of ab from c​

Solution:

Consider the attached figure while going through the following steps.

AB = 40 cm

Now consider,

In Δ ADC,

tan 45° = CD / AD

1 = CD / AD

CD = AD  ..........(1)

In Δ BDC,

tan 30° = CD / BD

1 / √3 = CD / BD

CD = 1/√3 BD  

√3 CD = BD ..........(2)

adding (1) and (2), we get,

CD + √3 CD  = AD + BD

CD (1 + √3) = AB

CD (1 + √3) = 40     (given, AB = 40 cm)

CD = 40 / (1 + √3)

The perpendicular distance of ab from c.

CD = 14.64 cm

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Answered by yashitkum285
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SOLUTION---

In triangle ABC, Angle DBC=30* and Angle DAC=45*

Therefore, Angle ACB =105*

Construction-- Draw a line perpendicular to AB from C

TO FIND-- CD , AC , BC

In triangle ADC Angle A = Angle DCA

therefore, CD = AD

AD = CD = 40 - BD -------(1)

In triangle BDC ,

tan30* = CD/BD

1/√3 = (40-BD)/BD (From-- 1)

So, BD= 40√3/√3+1

By rationalizing BD = 20(3-√3)

Therefore, CD = 40 -20(3-√3)

ANS1) CD = 20(√3-1)

To find AC length,

sin45* = CD/AC

1/√2 = 20(√3-1)/AC

Therefore,

ANS2) AC = 20√2(√3-1)

To find BC length,

sin30* = CD/BC

1/2 = 20(√3-1)/BC

Therefore,

ANS3) BC = 40(√3-1)

Hence

CD= 20(√3-1)

AC=20√2(√3-1)

BC=40(√3-1)

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