Math, asked by tharunkrishnap2005, 5 months ago

The angles of depression of the top and bottom of a pole standing on the same plane as the tower are observed to be 30* and 45* respectively. Find the height of the pole.

Answers

Answered by anweshaa9633
1

Answer:

ANSWER

Let AB is the tower of height 75 m and CD is the pole, such that ∠BDE=30

o

and ∠BCA=45

o

.

In △BAC,tan45

o

=

AC

AB

1=

AC

AB

AB=AC

AC=75 m

Now, DE=AC=75 m

In △BED,tan30

o

=

DE

BE

3

1

=

75

BE

BE=

3

75

BE=25

3

=43.3 m

Hence, the height of the pole =CD=AE=AB−BE=75−43.3=31.7 m

Answered by anweshaa9633
1

Answer:

ANSWER

Let AB is the tower of height 75 m and CD is the pole, such that ∠BDE=30

o

and ∠BCA=45

o

.

In △BAC,tan45

o

=

AC

AB

1=

AC

AB

AB=AC

AC=75 m

Now, DE=AC=75 m

In △BED,tan30

o

=

DE

BE

3

1

=

75

BE

BE=

3

75

BE=25

3

=43.3 m

Hence, the height of the pole =CD=AE=AB−BE=75−43.3=31.7 m

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