
Respuesta :
We need to solve for the height of the tree given two angles and distance between the two observers. See attached drawing for a better understanding of the problem.
We derive to equations using SOH CAH TOA such as below:
sin30 = h / x
sin 45 = h / (100-x)
sin 45 (100-x) = xsin30Â
70.71 - 0.71x = 0.5x
70.71 = 1.21 x
x = 58.44
Solving for h, we have:
h = xsin30
h = 58.44 sin30
h = 29.22
The height of the tree is 29.22 feet.Â
We derive to equations using SOH CAH TOA such as below:
sin30 = h / x
sin 45 = h / (100-x)
sin 45 (100-x) = xsin30Â
70.71 - 0.71x = 0.5x
70.71 = 1.21 x
x = 58.44
Solving for h, we have:
h = xsin30
h = 58.44 sin30
h = 29.22
The height of the tree is 29.22 feet.Â

Answer:
36.6 ft
Step-by-step explanation:
First, find the angle at the top of the tree between the people: 180° - 30° - 45° = 105°.
Next, use the Law of Sines: Â
a
sin A
= Â
b
sin B
= Â
c
sin C
to find the distance from the top of the tree to the second person.
x
sin (30°)
= Â
100 ft
sin (105°)
x ≈ 55.1689 ft
Now, you can find the height of the tree by using a 45-45-90 special right triangle, so the height = Â
55.1689
2
≈ 36.6 ft