CBSE BOARD X, asked by koominhoseok14, 4 months ago

Scientist A standing in North and B in East in terms of position of a rocket of height 75 m that is observed by them with an angle of elevation to the top of the rocket is 45° .What is the distance between them?

answer. - 75√2 m

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Answers

Answered by deenabandhannsboamdu
1

Explanation:

FROM SCIENTIST B

 \tan(45)  =  \frac{75}{disance \: between \: center \: and \: b}  \\ 75 = distance \: between \: center \: and \: b

IF YOU WORK OUT THE SAME THING FOR SCIENTIST A YOU CAN GET THE SAME THING.

THEREFORE DISTANCE BETWEEN CENTRE AND A , DISTANCE BETWEEN CENTRE AND B = 75

THEREFORE IT FORMS A RIGHT ANGLED TRIANGLE

USING PYTHAGORAS THEOREM

DISTANCE BETWEEN A AND B =

 \sqrt{ {75}^{2} + {75}^{2}  }  =  \: 75  \sqrt{2} m

Answered by OoAryanKingoO78
9

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FROM SCIENTIST B

 \tan(45)  =  \frac{75}{disance \: between \: center \: and \: b}  \\ 75 = distance \: between \: center \: and \: b

IF YOU WORK OUT THE SAME THING FOR SCIENTIST A YOU CAN GET THE SAME THING.

THEREFORE DISTANCE BETWEEN CENTRE AND A , DISTANCE BETWEEN CENTRE AND B = 75

THEREFORE IT FORMS A RIGHT ANGLED TRIANGLE

USING PYTHAGORAS THEOREM

DISTANCE BETWEEN A AND B =

 \sqrt{ {75}^{2} + {75}^{2}  }  =  \: 75  \sqrt{2} m

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