How to Find Height of an Object Using Trigonometry | Maths Working Model For Class 10 on Trig

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How to Find Height of an Object Using Trigonometry | Maths Working Model For Class 10 on Trigonometry
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[@latikasharma08]

Very nice,sir. Please show a model for Pythagoras theorum.

[@sourya2507]

sir can you please post the video on how you made this model please it a request

[@unnatiarya6755]

Is it clinometer??

[@mbmalagihal1438]

Nice

[@champalalmali4365]

Sir how did that 0.7 came from????

[@sdevane75]

It's not very clear as it misses explicit steps. It should include why "tan" was selected instead of "sin" or "cos" ...... Let me try to clarify. He uses "tan" (Opposite/ Adjacent ) - we chose this as opposed to sin or cos, because we need to select what we're trying to solve for and select from information we have i.e. we need to find the height (Opposite side) and we are given the distance (10) from the rocket (Adjacent side), therefore we select "tan" as that's the only one with opp and adj. So, lets call the height 'H' (Opposite) - so it become "tan35 = H / 10" , next to simplify and have "H" on one side, we multiply both sides by 10, so we get "10 x tan35 = "H" and if we plug that into our calculater we get 7, so our answer is 7 = "H". Hope its clearer for others.

[@samiranbiswas2670]

Very nice

[@bethelyemane6578]

Can u please show as the way u made it

[@k.keerthi1669]

Sir model payment kuduththa panni tharuvenagala sir

[@newboy4199]

Uska name kya hai

[@dara_1989]

what is d tool used called ..

[@AviaStars]

Protractor

[@user-yy5cl4lj1o]

Do you sell it

[@dara_1989]

how is tan 35 = 0.7 🤨

[@SagarsAudioHub]

Use calculator