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The length of the shadow of a pole is √3 times its height. The elevation of the sum must be

A60°

B45°

C30°

D15°

Answer:

C. 30°

Read Explanation:

length of pole = h length of shadow = √3h angle of elevation = 𝚹 tan𝚹 = opposite side / adjascent side = 1/ √3 𝚹 = 30°


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