234 / essential optional mathematics - x
ng just on the opposite bank
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234 / essential optional mathematics - x
ng just on the opposite bank
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find the breadth of the
hank of a rived
on reaching 200 m from the bank penes
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from one bank of a river, the top of a building just
to have an elevation of 45º. on reaching 200 m from
on the angle of elevation is observed to be 30. find
the angle of ele
same point, the
find the height
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