Asked by Miracle

Find the height of the observer 25 degrees above the ground with 60m the base metre
Answered by Lol
It is another trig problem. The equation to find h would be tan(x) = h/60. Then, from there, you multiply both sides by 60 to get 60tan(x) = h. Replace x with 25 and then you will get 60tan25 = h. Now plug it in your calculator, as I do not own a calculator.
Answered by Adeyoju victor
Tan(x)=h/60tan=60/hxh\h=60tan25=h
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