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,The angle of elevation of the top of chimney from two points p and q on the ground are 30° and 45°. Respectively the ratio of the distance of p and q from the top of the chimney is (2)

√2:1

1:√2

2√2:1

2:1

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Answered by Anonymous
1

Answer:

Given,

the angle of elevation of the top of the tower from two points P & Q is at a distance of a & b.

Also given, to prove that the tower

height=

ab

(∵ complementary angle =(90

o

−θ))

From ΔABP

tanθ=

BP

AB

=

a

AB

……..(1)

From ΔABQ

tan(90−θ)=

BQ

AB

(∵tan(90−θ)=cotθ)

(cotθ=

tanθ

1

)

We get,

cotθ=

AB

BQ

=

AB

b

……..(2)

by equation (1) & (2) we get,

a

AB

=

AB

b

⇒AB

2

=ab⇔AB=

ab

∴AB=height=

ab

Hence proved.

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Answered by hp5217885
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The angle of elevation of the top of chimney from two points p and q on the ground are 30° and 45°. Respectively the ratio of the distance of p and q from the top of the chimney is (2) √2:1. 1:√2.

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