Pls I need your help in finding this math problem​

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  (a) 38.3 m horizontal distance

  (b) 82.1 m high

Step-by-step explanation:

I like a graphical solution to this problem (attached).

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If you define h as the horizontal distance to the tower, and t as its height, you can write two equations. Since these sides are adjacent and opposite the given angles, the tangent relationship is useful.

  tan(65°) = t/h

  tan(40°) = (t -50)/h

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Multiplying both equations by h and substituting for t, we have ...

  h·tan(40°) = h·tan(65°) -50

  h = 50/(tan(65°) -tan(40°)) . . . . solve for h

  h ≈ 38.3022

Then the tower height is ...

  t = h·tan(65°) ≈ 82.1394

The tower is about 38.3 m distant and 82.1 m high.

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step-by-step explanation:

- both graphs increase on their domain.

- the graphs of both functions have the same x-intercept.

- neither graph has a y-intercept.