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- In first condition :-
➙ The top of the ramp is above the ground level at the height of 7.5 m .
➙ The distance between the ramp and the wall is of 10 m .
- In second condition :-
➙ The ramp is placed on the opposite wall and its top is above the ground level at a height of 10 m .
- In first condition :-
➙The length of the ramp = ?
- In second condition :-
➙ The distance between the ramp and the wall = ?
- Here we have to use the Pythagoras Theorem . Because, we know that general the angle between the wall and ground is of 90° .
- So by using the Pythagoras Theorem in the first condition we can find the length of the ramp . And when we would get the length of the ramp we can find the distance between the ramp and the wall in the second condition .
- Pythagoras Theorem :-
- Hypotenuse = Length of the ramp.
- Base = Distance between the ramp and the wall.
- Height = The top of the wall where the ramp touches.
- In first condition :-
- Base = 10 m
- Height = 7.5 m
- Hypotenuse = ? .........( length of the ramp )
- Using Pythagoras Theorem :-
- In second condition :-
➙ As we have got the length of the ramp so we can assume it as the hypotenuse .
- Base = ?........ ( distance between the ramp and the wall )
- Height = 10 m
- Hypotenuse = 12.5 m
- Using Pythagoras Theorem :-
- Therefore the distance between the ramp and the wall is 7.5 m.
Instead of writing base , hight and hypotenuse in the paper.
Write :-
- In first condition :-
- Base = BO
- Height = AB
- Hypotenuse = BO
- In second condition :-
- Base = OC
- Height = DC
- Hypotenuse = DO
* This is according to the markings in the figure.
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