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In the adjoining figure not drawn to scale AB is a tower and two objects C &D are located on the ground on the same side of AB. when observed from top A of tower their angles of depression are 45° & 60°. Find distance between two objects if height of tower is 300m. Give answer to the nearest metre.

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Answered by amitnrw
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Given : AB is a tower and two objects C &D are located on the ground on the same side of AB. when observed from top A of tower their angles of depression are 45° & 60° . height of tower = 300 m

To find :  distance between two objects  

Solution:

angles of depression  = Angle of elevation

Tan 45°  =  AB/BC

=> 1 = 300/BC

=> AC = 300 m

Tan 60°  =  AB/BD

=> √3= 300/BD

=> AD = 100√3  m

distance between two objects = CD   = BC - BD    

= 300 - 100√3 m

= 100 ( 3 - √3 ) m

= 126.8 m

= 127 m  ( nearest meter )

127 m is the distance between  two objects

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Answered by ap1849046
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Step-by-step explanation:

AC =300 m is wrong there should be BC=300m

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