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Trigonometry problem 1. From The Top of a 200 meters High Building The Angle of depression to The Bottom Of a second building is 30 degrees from the same point the angle of elevation to the top of the
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1. From The Top of a 200 meters High Building The Angle of depression to The Bottom Of a second building is 30 degrees from the same point the angle of elevation to the top of the second building is 60 degrees calculate the height of the second building ​

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800 m

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