Physics, asked by Anushakuriti, 1 year ago

to go from town A to town B a plane must fly about 1780 km at an angle of 30 west of north.how far north of A is B

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Answered by ChankitSaini
20

This motion can be represented on a right angled triangle.

The point A and B lie on the same plane thus AB forms the length of the base of this triangle.

Since Point C is at an angle 30° from A, it forms the hypotenuse.

The length of the hypotenuse is :

= 1780Km.

We want to get length from North of A where B is.

This is the length CB.

Using trigonometric ratios we have :

Sin 30° = BC / 1780

BC = 1780 Sin 30°

BC = 890 km

Answered by syed2020ashaels
0

Answer:

A is 890 Km north of B

Explanation:

  • Here in the figure given below we can see ABC makes a right angles triangle.
  • So the hypotenuse is given as AB = 1780 Km
  • Now the distance of A from north of B is given by CA
  • Using trigonometric ratios we have :
    Sin 30^0 = \frac{CA}{1780}\\CA = 1780 * Sin 30^0\\CA = 1780 * \frac{1}{2}\\CA=890
  • Hence A is 890 Km north of B
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