Math, asked by asrah8177, 5 hours ago

The horizontal distance between two towers is150 m. The angle of depression of the top of the first tower as observed from the top of the
second tower which is 120 m in height is 300. Find the height of the first tower. [Give your answer nearest to meter]

Answers

Answered by Jiakpop
1

Step-by-step explanation:

Let AB and CD are two towers.

BD=120m=EC, ∠ACE=30

o

, ∠CBD=24

o

.

In right angle △CBD,

tan24

o

=

BD

CD

=

120

CD

CD=120×0.4452

=53.42m

In right angle △ACE,

tan30

o

=

EC

AE

=

120

AE

AE=120×0.5773

=69.28m

AB=AE+EB

=AE+CD [EB=CD]

=69.28+53.42

=122.7m

Height of 1

st

tower is 122.7m and 2

nd

tower is 53.42m.

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