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the angle of elevation of cliff from a fixed point is theta .After going up a distance of k metres towards the top of the cliff at an angle of a,it is found that the angle of elevation is alpha.show that the height iof cliff is

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Answered by CarliReifsteck
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Given that,

Angle of elevation of cliff = θ

Distance = k meters

Angle = a

Found that the angle of elevation = α

Let CE be the cliff of height h m.

Angle of elevation of cliff from a fixed point A be θ

We need to prove the height of cliff is \dfrac{k(\cos\phi-\sin\phi\cot\alpha)}{\cot\theta-\cot\alpha}

Using diagram

In right angle ABF,

\cos\phi=\dfrac{AB}{AF}

Put the value of AF

\cos\phi=\dfrac{AB}{k}

AB=k\cos\phi....(I)

Now, \sin\phi=\dfrac{BF}{AF}

Put the value of AF

\sin\phi=\dfrac{BF}{k}

BF=k\sin\phi

In right triangle ACE,

\tan\theta=\dfrac{CE}{AC}

Put the value of CE

\tan\theta=\dfrac{h}{AC}

AC=\dfrac{h}{\tan\theta}

AC=h\cot\theta....(II)

According to figure,

FD=BC

We need to calculate the value of DF

Using equation (I) and (II)

DF=AC-AB

Put the value of AB and AC

DF=h\cot\theta-k\cos\phi....(III)

According to figure,

DC=FB

We need to calculate the DE

Using diagram

DE=EC-DC

DE=EC-FB

Put the value into the formula

DE=h-k\sin\phi...(IV)

In triangle DEF,

\tan\alpha=\dfrac{ED}{FD}

Put the value of ED and FD

\tan\alpha=\dfrac{h-k\sin\phi}{h\cot\theta-k\cos\phi}  

\dfrac{1}{\cot\alpha}=\dfrac{h-k\sin\phi}{h\cot\theta-k\cos\phi}  

h\cot\theta-k\cos\phi=h\cot\alpha-k\sin\phi\cot\alpha

h\cot\theta-h\cot\alpha=k\cos\phi-k\sin\phi\cot\alpha

h=\dfrac{k(\cos\phi-\sin\phi\cot\alpha)}{(\cot\theta-\cot\alpha)}

Hence, Proved the height of cliff is \dfrac{k(\cos\phi-\sin\phi\cot\alpha)}{\cot\theta-\cot\alpha}

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