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The sun is 60° above the horizon and a pole casts a 20 m shadow. How tall is the pole?
A20/√3 m
B20 m
C20√3 m
D40 m
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. 20√3 m
Height = shadow × tan 60° = 20√3 m.
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