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Two poles stand on the ground with their feet 24m apart. If these poles are

respectively 12m and 19m in height, find the distance between their tops​

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Answered by shivam9931179543
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Answered by paramjeetkaur32656
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Answer:- 25 m.

Let AB and CD be the given poles such that

AB = 12 m, CD = 19 m and AC = 24 m.

Join BD.

From B, draw BM ⊥ CD.

Then, CM = AB = 12 m, BM = AC = 24 m.

and MD = CD - CM = (19 - 12) m = 7 m.

Now, ∆BMD is right angled at M.

∴ By Pythagoras’ Theorem :

BD² = BM² + MD² = (24² + 7²) m² = (576 + 49) m²

= 625 m² = (25m²)

→ BD = 25 m.

Hence, the distance between the tops of the poles is 25 m.

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