Math, asked by kbhatia3181, 11 months ago

The angle of elevation of the top of an unfinished vertical building on a ground from a point which is at a distance 100m from the base of the building is 45 degree.how much height of building much be raised show that it's angle of elevation from the point is 60 degree

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Answered by inderchopra11
6

Step-by-step explanation:

original height = tan45* width = 100m

tan60 = new height / dist

new height = 100√3

extra dist = 100√3-100 = 100(√3-1) = 71.21m approx

Answered by TanikaWaddle
7

height the building must be raised  by 73 m so that it's angle of elevation from the same point be 60 degree ​

Step-by-step explanation:

let QR be the tower and S be the point of observation making an angle of elevation 45°

let PQ be the raised height so that the angle of elevation be 60°

in triangle  QRS

tan 45 = \frac{QR}{RS}

1 = \frac{QR}{100}

QR = 100 m

in triangle PRS

tan 60 = \frac{PR}{RS}

\sqrt{3}  = \frac{100+PQ}{100}

100\sqrt{3} = 100+PQ

PQ = 100(\sqrt{3} -1)

putting the value of √3 = 1.73

100(0.73) = PQ

73 = PQ

PQ = 73 m

hence ,

height the building must be raised  by 73 m so that it's angle of elevation from the same point be 60 degree ​

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