Math, asked by kashyap532, 10 months ago

The height of a tower is 13m. What is the length of its
shadow when sun's altitude is 45°?​

Answers

Answered by pandaXop
13

Shadow = 13 m

Step-by-step explanation:

Given:

  • Height of tower is 13 m.
  • Altitude of sun is 45°.

To Find:

  • What is the length of shadow?

Solution: Let the length of shadow be BC m. Such that

  • BC = x ( Length of shadow, Base )

  • AB = 13 m ( Tower's height,Perpendicular )

  • ∠ACB = 45° ( Sun's altitude )

➟ Angle of elevation of sun = 45° and

➟ tan45° = 1

As we know that

tanθ = Perpendicular/Base

\implies{\rm } tan45° = AB/BC

\implies{\rm } 1 = 13/x

\implies{\rm } 1 \times x = 13

\implies{\rm } x = 13 m

Hence, the length of the shadow of tower is x = 13 m.

Answered by VIGYAS
15

Answer:

☞length of shadow is 13cm☜

Step-by-step explanation:

given

  • height if tower is 13cm
  • altitude of sun is 45°

to find

  • what is the length of shadow ?

solutions

Let the length of shadow be BC m such that

➪ BC = x(Length of shadow,Base)

➪ AB = 13cm ( Tower's height,perpendicular)

➪ ∠ACB = 45° ( sun's altitude)

➠ Angle of elevation of sun is 45°

➠ tan45° .=1

☛ tanΘ = perpendicular / base

➾ tan45° = AB/BC

  • 1 = X/ 13
  • X= 13

HENCE THE LENGTH OF THE SAHDOW OF TOWER IS x= 13

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