The height of a building is 58.08 meters if the angle is 71 degree and the distance between A and B is 20 meters.
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Trigonometry is a branch of mathematics that deals with the relationship between sides and angles of a right-angle triangle.
We have:
Angle = 71 degree
Distance between A and B = 20 meters
Let's suppose the height of the building is x meters.
From the right angle triangle applying the tan ratio:
tan71 = x/20
x = 58.08 meter
Thus, the height of a building is 58.08 meters if the angle is 71 degree and the distance between A and B is 20 meters.
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Side of the room = x.
From the right triangle, where sides of the square are legs of the right triangle, and the diagonal of the square is a hypotenuse of the right triangle.
x²+x²=6²
2x²=36
x²=18
x=√18 =√(2*9)=3√2≈4.2m
~11.31
Pythagorean Theorem because it is a right triangle.