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the angle of elevation of a cloud from a point h metres above the lake is theta the angle of depression of its reflection in the lake is 45 degree then the height of cloud is​

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Answered by dk6060805
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Height of Cloud is h(tan 45 + tan \phi)m

Step-by-step explanation:

  • Suppose A as Cloud Position & B be its Reflection's Position in Lake.
  • Above 'h' meters above the lake is point E that makes Elevation Angle \phi and Depression Angle 45° with B
  • Height of Cloud = 'x'  

* Refer the attached figure for reference.

AC = BC = x,

DC = EF = h,

BD = x + h

AD = x - h

  • Now, In ΔAED,  

tan \phi = \frac {AD}{ED} = \frac {x - h}{ED} """(a)

  • In Triangle EDB,

tan 45° = \frac {DB}{ED} = \frac {x + h}{ED}

  • Hence, ED = (x + h)  """(b)

From (a) & (b) we get-

\frac {x - h}{x + h} = tan \phi

or xtan \phi + htan \phi = x - h

or x(tan \phi - 1) = - h(tan \phi + 1)

x = x = \frac {h(tan \phi + 1)}{tan 45 - tan \phi}\\

= h(tan 45 + tan \phi)

Finally, Height of Cloud = h(tan 45 + tan \phi)m

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Answered by amarkskp
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Step-by-step explanation:

here is the answer you are

looking

because tan(A+B)= tanA +tan B /1-tanA.tanB

so

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