CBSE Class 10 Maths Applications of Heights and Distances
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Which of the following trigonometric ratios can be used in the given figure?
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When can tan or cot of an angle be used in the given problem?
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At a certain instant, the ratio of the lengths of a pillar to its shadow is √3:1. At this instant the angle of elevation of the Sun is
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