Math, asked by siffatsingh219, 8 months ago

Pls tell its urgent ​

Attachments:

Answers

Answered by kumariamisha930
1

Answer:

please mark me brainest

give me thank

Attachments:
Answered by Anonymous
86

Given:

  • There is a pole of height of 48m.
  • It casts a shadow of length 16√3m.

To Find:

  • The angle of elevation of the sun .

Answer:

Given that a pole of height 48m casts a shadow of length 16√3m .

(For figure refer to attachment)

Let us take that angle of elevation of sun is .

Now in ∆ABC ,

⇒tan∅ = perpendicular/base.

⇒tan∅ = BC/AB .

⇒tan∅ = 48m/16√3m.

⇒tan∅ = 16×√3×√3m / 16√3m .

⇒tan∅ = √3 .

⇒tan∅ = tan60°

On comparing ,

= 60° .

Hence the angle of elevation of sun was 60°.

Attachments:
Similar questions