A pilot spotted a camp from a height of 2000 m above the ground, and found that the angle of depression was 45° , and after walking for 10 sec while heading towards the camp at the same height, he found that the lower angle of the camp became 75°. find the pilot's speed in kilometers per hour without using a calculator_ (given that v3 = 1.732 ).
A pilot spotted a camp from a height of 2000 m above the ground, and found that the angle of depression was 45° , and after walking for 10 sec while heading towards the camp at the same height, he found that the lower angle of the camp became 75°. find the pilot's speed in kilometers per hour without using a calculator_ (given that v3 = 1.732 ).
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depression was 45° , and after walking for 10 sec while heading towards the camp at the same
height, he found that the lower angle of the camp became 75°. find the pilot's speed in kilometers
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Transcribed Image Text:A pilot spotted a camp from a height of 2000 m above the ground, and found that the angle of
depression was 45° , and after walking for 10 sec while heading towards the camp at the same
height, he found that the lower angle of the camp became 75°. find the pilot's speed in kilometers
per hour without using a calculator_ (given that v3 = 1.732 ).
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