Maximum speed: 55mph + 5mph = 60mph
minimum speed: 55mph - 5mph = 50mph
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Answer:
Height of second tower = 17.32m
Step-by-step explanation:
I have attached a diagram depicting the question.
From the diagram, The first tower is depicted by side AEB and the second tower CD.
While d is the distance that separates the two towers and it's given as 15m.
Now, since the angle of depression of the second tower’s base is 60°, then for triangle BAC. Angle C = 60°.
Thus; using trigonometric ratios;
tan 60° = AB/AC.
This gives; AB = d*tan 60°
Similarly, for the triangle BED, BE = d*tan 30°
Since, AE = CD, thus ;
CD = AB − BE
CD = d (tan 60° − tan 30°)
CD = 15(1.7321 − 0.5774)
CD = 15 × 1.1547
CD ≈ 17.32 m.
So, height of second tower = 17.32 m
Harrison is correct because the 305 in the actual problem is greater than the 300 in the estimate and 57872 is less than 60000. Harrison arrived at his prediction by rounding to the nearest ten thousand and nearest hundred.