Answer:
1st picture: x=4.6
2nd picture: 703.5 ft.
3rd picture:
- x=219.2 ft
- y= 298.9 ft
- z=219.2 ft
Explanation:
For 1st picture:
Given:
Angle A= 55°
Adjacent = x =?
Hypotenuse = c=8
If we know the angle, adjacent and hypotenuse in right angled triangle,
we can use :


doing Criss cross multiplication

x=4.6

For 2nd picture:
Solution:
From bottom of the flag:
Angle= 41 degree
opposite: 1660 ft
Adjacent: y let
Now using Tan angle formula

Tan 41= 1660/y
y=1660/Tan(41)
y=1909.6 ft
Again:
From top of the flag:
Angle= 54 degree
opposite: 1660 ft
Adjacent: z let
Now using Tan angle formula

Tan 54= 1660/z
z=\frac{1660}{Tan(54)}
z=1206.1 ft
Now
The height of the flagpole = z-y=1206.1-1909.6= - 703.5
Since length is always positive so height of the flagpole is 703.5 ft.

For 3rd picture:
Solution:
For Lower left right angled triangle:
It is an isosceles right angled triangle cause one angle is 90-45=45°.
Remaining angle also be 45°
If two angles of triangle are equal than it is an isosceles triangle.
Therefore, x=z.
Pair of corresponding two side of isosceles triangle are equal.
Hypotenuse= 310 ft
We can use Pythagoras formula


x=219.2 ft
z=219.2 ft
For Upper right right angled triangle:
angle of elevation=20 degree
Adjacent=219.203
Opposite= a let
Now , we have

Tan 20=a/219.203
a=Tan 20*219.203
a=79.8
Now
Value of y= x+a=219.203+79.783=298.9 ft