the angle of elevation of the top of the tower from two points at distances S and T from its foot are complementary prove that height of the tower is ST
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Answer: let the height of the tower= QR
Angle of elevation=
Angle RSQ= theta
Then angle QTR= 90 degree- theta
In triangle QTR,
Tan(90 degree- theta)= QR/t
That implies: cot theta= QR/t
That implies: 1/tan theta= QR/t
That implies: tan theta=t/QR----( 1 )
Then,
In in triangle QRS,
Tan theta= QR/s-----( 2 )
From ( 1 ) and ( 2 ),
t/QR= QR/s
That implies: QR^2= st
That implies: QR= root
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