Math, asked by sanket12sawant, 11 months ago

Two spotlights, P and Q are mounted on a vertical pole AB as shown.
Light beams from P and Q shine to two points on the ground,
H and K, respectively. Given that PQ = 16 m, KB = 16 m,
PH = 35 m and QK = 20 m, Find:
(i)BQ, the height above the ground at which the spotlight Q is mounted
(ii)HK, the distance between the projections of the light beams​

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Answered by amitnrw
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Given :  Two spotlights, P and Q are mounted on a vertical pole AB as shown. Light beams from P and Q shine to two points on the ground,  PQ = 16 m , KB = 16 m  PH = 35 m  QK = 20 m

To Find :  BQ, the height above the ground at which the spotlight Q is mounted & HK, the distance between the projections of the light beams​

Solution:

BK = 16 m

BQ = ?

KQ = 20 m

KQ² = BK²  + BQ²

=> 20² = 16² + BQ²

=> 400 = 256 + BQ²

=> BQ² = 144

=> BQ = 12 m

the height above the ground at which the spotlight Q is mounted  = 12 m

PQ = 16

BP = BQ + PQ

=> BP = 12 + 16

=> BP = 28

HP = 35

BH² = HP² - BP²

=> BH² = 35² - 28²

=> BH² = (35 + 28)(35 - 28)

=> BH² = 63 * 7

=> BH² = 3 * 3 * 7 * 7

=> BH = 3 * 7

=> BH = 21

HK = BH - BK

21 - 16 = 5

=> HK  = 5 m

the distance between the projections of the light beams​ = 5 m

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Answered by shan650500
3

This question is from Triangles chapter of class 10.

It is based on Pythagoras Theorem and is important for students appearing in board exams 2021.

Answer:

i) 12m

ii) 5m

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