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Inessa05 [86]
2 years ago
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From the top of a bridge that is 50 m high, two boats can be seen anchored in a marina. One boat is anchored in the direction S2

0°W, and its angle of depression is 40°. The other boat is anchored in the direction S60°E, and its angle of depression is 30°. Determine the distance between the two boat

Physics
1 answer:
Dafna1 [17]2 years ago
3 0

Answer:

Explanation:

Given

height of bridge is =50\ m

First Boat is at an angle of 20^{\circ}w.r.t to x axis

Second boat is at an angle of 60^{\circ} w.r.t to x axis

from Diagram

In triangle ABO

\tan (40)=\frac{h}{r_1}

r_1=\frac{h}{\tan 40}=59.58\ m

In triangle ACO

r_2=\frac{h}{\tan 30}=86.602\ m

where r_1 and r_2 are the distance of boat from origin O

Position vector of boat 1 w.r.t origin is

\vec{x_1}=59.58\left ( -\cos (20)\hat{i}-\sin (20)\hat{j}\right )

Position vector of boat 2 w.r.t origin is

\vec{x_2}=86.602\left ( \cos (60)\hat{i}-\sin (60)\hat{j}\right )

Position of \vec{x_1} w.r.t to \vec{x_2}

\vec{x_{12}}=59.58\left ( -\cos (20)\hat{i}-\sin (20)\hat{j}\right )-86.602\left ( \cos (60)\hat{i}-\sin (60)\hat{j}\right )

\vec{x_{12}}=-99.28\hat{i}+45.209\hat{j}

Distance between them is |\vec{x_{12}}|=\sqrt{(-99.28)^2+(45.209)^2}

|\vec{x_{12}}|=109.089\ m

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