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UNO [17]
3 years ago
15

The base of a 40-foot ladder is 8 feet from the wall. How high is the ladder on the wall

Mathematics
1 answer:
borishaifa [10]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

The height of ladder on the wall is 39 feet .

Step-by-step explanation:

Given as :

The measure of the ladder = d = 40 feet

The ladder distance from the wall = x = 8 feet

Let The height of ladder on the wall = h feet

Let The angle made by ladder base with ground = Ф

<u>Now, According to question</u>

cos angle = \dfrac{\textrm base}{\textrm hypotenuse}

Or, cos Ф = \dfrac{\textrm x}{\textrm d}

Or, cos Ф = \dfrac{\textrm 8 feet}{\textrm 40 feet}

Or, cos Ф = \dfrac{\textrm 1 }{\textrm 5 }

∴ Ф = cos^{-1}0.2

<u>Now, Again</u>

Sin angle = \dfrac{\textrm perpendicular}{\textrm hypotenuse}

Or, sin Ф = \dfrac{\textrm h}{\textrm d}

Or, sin Ф = \dfrac{\textrm h feet}{\textrm 40 feet}

Or, sin  cos^{-1}0.2 = \dfrac{\textrm h }{\textrm 40 }

Or, 0.9797 =  \dfrac{\textrm h }{\textrm 40 }

∴  h = 0.9797 × 40

i.e h = 39.188 feet

So, The height of ladder on wall = h = 39 feet

Hence, The height of ladder on the wall is 39 feet . Answer

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