alleryStart learning →A 50 m tower is seen at 30° and 60° from opposite sides in line. Distance between the points?
A200/√3 m
B100√3 m
C50√3 m
D100 m
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. 200/√3 m
The points are 50√3 m and 50/√3 m from the foot, and their sum is 50 times 4/√3 = 200/√3 m.
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