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Answered by abhijeetbaradia
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2.17 is the answer

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Answered by StormEyes
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\sf \Large Solution!!

Firstly, we will calculate the base radius by the formula:

Area of the base = \sf \pi r^{2}

Then we can easily find out the height of the mountain by the formula:

Height = \sf \sqrt{(Slant\:height)^{2}-(Base\:radius)^{2}}

Let the height be h.

Let the base radius be r.

Let the slant height be l.

\sf \to 1.54\:km^{2}=\pi r^{2}

\sf \to 1.54\:km^{2}=\dfrac{22}{7}\times r^{2}

\sf \to r^{2}=\dfrac{1.54\:km^{2}\times 7}{22}

\sf \to r^{2}=0.49\:km^{2}

\sf \to r=\sqrt{0.49\:km^{2}}

\sf \to r=0.7\:km

\sf \large Now,

\sf \to h=\sqrt{l^{2}-r^{2}}

\sf \to h=\sqrt{(2.5\:km)^{2}-(0.7\:km)^{2}}

\sf \to h=\sqrt{6.25\:km^{2}-0.49\:km^{2}}

\sf \to h=\sqrt{5.76\:km^{2}}

\sf \to h=2.4\:km

The height of the mountain is 2.4 km.

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