The Bottom Of A Light House And Bottom Of The Mast Of Two Shops Are On The Same Straight Line And The Angle Of Depression From The Light House At The Bottom Of Mat Of Two Hip Are 60 ° And 30 ° Respectively. If The Distance Of The Points At The Bottom Of The Light House And The Bottom Of The Mast Of Other Ship From The Light House Be And What Will The Height Of Light House Be. - ConceptEra

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The bottom of a light house and bottom of the mast of two shops are on the same straight line and the angle of depression from the light house at the bottom of mat of two hip are 60 ° and 30 ° respectively. If the distance of the points at the bottom of the light house and the bottom of the mast of other ship from the light house be and what will the height of light house be.

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