The angle of elevation of the top of a vertical tower from a point on the ground is 60 degree. From another point 10m vertically above the first, it's angle of elevation is 45 degree. Find the height of the tower.
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(*base = b, h = height.) total height of tower = 10 +x
Applying trigonometry in the triangle with angle 45,
tan 45 = x/b (as both bases will be same)
tan 45 = 1, 1 = x/b
x = b (cross multiplication)
now in the triangle with angle 60,
tan 60 = total h/b (total h = x +10)
root 3 = 10+x/b
b(root3) = 10 + b
b (root3 - 1) = 10
b = 10/root3 - 1
root 3 = 1.73
10/1.73-1 = b
10/0.73 = b
b = 13.69 (approx)
total h = x + 10
x = b
total h = b+10 = 13.69 + 10 = 23.69
Applying trigonometry in the triangle with angle 45,
tan 45 = x/b (as both bases will be same)
tan 45 = 1, 1 = x/b
x = b (cross multiplication)
now in the triangle with angle 60,
tan 60 = total h/b (total h = x +10)
root 3 = 10+x/b
b(root3) = 10 + b
b (root3 - 1) = 10
b = 10/root3 - 1
root 3 = 1.73
10/1.73-1 = b
10/0.73 = b
b = 13.69 (approx)
total h = x + 10
x = b
total h = b+10 = 13.69 + 10 = 23.69
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Step-by-step explanation:
Let the height be EC
Let the the angle EAD be 45° and the angle EBC be 60°
Let EB be x m and in reactangle ABCD we know that opposite sides are equal: AB = CD = 10 m and BC = AD
Now,
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