This document contains two geometry word problems involving angles of elevation and depression. The first problem asks the student to use a given angle of depression and scale to calculate the distance of a flower from the foot of a platform. The second problem provides an angle of elevation, distance to a tree, and height of the observer to calculate the height of a tree. Both problems are exercise problems from a Junior Secondary School mathematics textbook.
This document contains two geometry word problems involving angles of elevation and depression. The first problem asks the student to use a given angle of depression and scale to calculate the distance of a flower from the foot of a platform. The second problem provides an angle of elevation, distance to a tree, and height of the observer to calculate the height of a tree. Both problems are exercise problems from a Junior Secondary School mathematics textbook.
This document contains two geometry word problems involving angles of elevation and depression. The first problem asks the student to use a given angle of depression and scale to calculate the distance of a flower from the foot of a platform. The second problem provides an angle of elevation, distance to a tree, and height of the observer to calculate the height of a tree. Both problems are exercise problems from a Junior Secondary School mathematics textbook.
horizontal ground at an angle of depression of 420. Using a scale of 1 cm to represent 100 cm, find the distance of the flower from the foot of the platform.
2. Yussuf is 20m away from a tree, and he observes that the angle of elevation of a bird on the tree is 580. He is 1.7 m tall. How high is the tree?
New Concept Mathematics for Junior Secondary School for JSS 2.