The angle of elevation of a jet fighter from a point A on the ground is 60°. After a flight of 15 seconds, the angle of elevation changes to 30°. If the jet is flying at a speed of 720 km/hr, find the constant height at which the jet is flying.
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At the foot of a mountain the elevation of its summit is 45°. After ascending 1000 m toward the mountain up a slope of 30o inclination the elevation is found to be 60o. Find the height of the mountain.
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let CD = h
given that:-
Speed = 720km/h ,
Time = 15s
Distance = 720 × 15/60×60 = 3km = 3000m
⇒BC = DE = 3000m
IN∆ ACD
tan30° = CD/(DE + AE)
⇒1/√3 = h/(3 + AE)
⇒√3h = (3 + AE)
⇒h = (3 + AE)/√3
⇒AE = (√3h - 3)---------(1)
NOW,
IN ∆ AEB
tan60° = BE/AE
⇒√3 = h/AE
⇒AE = h/√3------(2)
From-----(1) and---(2)
we get,
h/√3 = √3h - 3
⇒h =3h - 3√3
⇒3h - h = 3√3
⇒2h = 3×1.732
⇒h = 5.196/2
⇒h = 2.598km
∴ the height of the jet fighter is 2.598 km .
Now second answeer,
Let point A be the position of summit of the mountain and B being its foot.
Let C be the original position of observer and D, the final position after ascending 1000 metres.
Let DN and DM be perpendiculars to BC and AB respectively.
CD = 1000M = AD
∠DCN = 30°
∠ADM = 60°
IN∆DCN
Sin30° = DN/CD
⇒1/2 = DN/1000
⇒DN = 500m
IN∆ ADM,
sin60° = AM/AD
⇒√3/2 = AM/1000
⇒AM = 500√3m
⇒AM = 500×1.732 = 866m
Total height = AB = AM + BM = DN + AM = 500 + 866
⇒1366m = 1.366km
Hence, height of the mountain is 1.366 km.
I HOPE ITS HELP YOU DEAR,
THANKS
let CD = h
given that:-
Speed = 720km/h ,
Time = 15s
Distance = 720 × 15/60×60 = 3km = 3000m
⇒BC = DE = 3000m
IN∆ ACD
tan30° = CD/(DE + AE)
⇒1/√3 = h/(3 + AE)
⇒√3h = (3 + AE)
⇒h = (3 + AE)/√3
⇒AE = (√3h - 3)---------(1)
NOW,
IN ∆ AEB
tan60° = BE/AE
⇒√3 = h/AE
⇒AE = h/√3------(2)
From-----(1) and---(2)
we get,
h/√3 = √3h - 3
⇒h =3h - 3√3
⇒3h - h = 3√3
⇒2h = 3×1.732
⇒h = 5.196/2
⇒h = 2.598km
∴ the height of the jet fighter is 2.598 km .
Now second answeer,
Let point A be the position of summit of the mountain and B being its foot.
Let C be the original position of observer and D, the final position after ascending 1000 metres.
Let DN and DM be perpendiculars to BC and AB respectively.
CD = 1000M = AD
∠DCN = 30°
∠ADM = 60°
IN∆DCN
Sin30° = DN/CD
⇒1/2 = DN/1000
⇒DN = 500m
IN∆ ADM,
sin60° = AM/AD
⇒√3/2 = AM/1000
⇒AM = 500√3m
⇒AM = 500×1.732 = 866m
Total height = AB = AM + BM = DN + AM = 500 + 866
⇒1366m = 1.366km
Hence, height of the mountain is 1.366 km.
I HOPE ITS HELP YOU DEAR,
THANKS
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Anonymous:
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