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to pose 25 metre and 16 metre high stand upright in a playground if their feet are 15 metre apart find the distance between their tops​

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Answered by Yugant1913
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Step-by-step explanation:

 \huge \sf  \underline{\green{ \underline{given : }}}

  • Height of first pole AB = 25 metre
  • Height of second pole CD = 16 metre
  • Distance between feet pole AC = 15 metre

 \sf  \huge \underline{\underline{ \green{ \: \: To  \: find : } }}

  • Distance between the tops of the pole BD

 \sf  \huge \underline{ \green{\underline{Solution : }}}

Let we draw a line BE perpendicular to DC i.e BE ⊥ DC

Since, AC is also perpendicular to DC as pole is vertical to ground

So, BE = AC = 15

Similarly, AC = EC = 7.5

 \red{now}

 \bf \: DE = DC - EC

 \bf \: DE = 16 - 7.5

 \bf \: DE = 8.5m

 \sf \: Since \:  \angle BED = 90° \:  as  \: BE ⊥ DC

 \sf \: \triangle BED \:  is \:  right \:  angled  \: triangle

Using Pythagoras theorem is right angle triangle AEB

 \bf \underline {\boxed{ ( Hypothenuse) ² = ( Height) ² + ( Base) ²}}

 \bf \: (BD) ² = (DE) ² + ( BE) ²

 \bf \: (BD) ² =  {(8.5)}^{2}  +  {(25)}^{2}

 \bf \: (BD) ² = 72.25 + 625

 \bf \: (BD) ² = 697.25

  \bf \: BD =  \sqrt{697.25}

 \bf \: BD =  \sqrt{ {(26.41)}^{2} }

 \bf \: BD = 26.41

 \tt  \blue{\boxed{ Hence \:  the \:  distance \:  between  \: tops \:  pole \:  = 26.41  \: metre}}

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