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Answer:</h2>
<em><u>Distance for which Aeroplane can be in contact with Airport B is =</u></em> <em><u>396.34 km</u></em>
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Step-by-step explanation:</h2>
In the question,
We have an Airport at point A and another at point B.
Now,
Airplane flying at the angle of 72° with vertical catches signals from point D.
Distance travelled by Airplane, AD = 495 km
Now, Let us say,
AB = x
So,
In triangle ABD, Using Cosine Rule, we get,
So,
On putting the values, we get,
Therefore, x is given by,
x = 212.696, 728.844
So,
The value of x can not be 212.696 as the length of LB (radius) itself is 300 km.
So,
x = 728.844 km
So,
AL = AB - BL
AL = x - 300
AL = 728.844 - 300
AL = 428.844 km
Now, in the circle from a <u>property of secants</u> we can say that,
<u>AL x AM = AD x AC</u>
So,
428.844 x (728.844 + 300) = 495 x AC
441213.576 = 495 x AC
<u>AC = 891.34 km</u>
So,
<em>The value of CD is given by,</em>
CD = AC - AD
CD = 891.34 - 495
<u>CD = 396.34 km</u>
<em><u>Therefore, the distance for which the Aeroplane can still be in the contact with Airport B is 396.34 km.</u></em>