as viewed from Cliff 360 m above sea level the angle of depression of a ship is to 28° how far is the ship from the shore
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The distance of the ship from the shore is given by: tan θ=opposite/adjacent θ=28° adjacent=x opposite=360 m substituting the values in our equation we get: tan 28=360/x solving for x we get x=360/tan 28 x=677.06 m
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