In right angled triangle ABC, AB=20 m and ∠CAB=60∘. Find BC.
20√3 m
10√3 m
Let BC=x
In the right angle triangle ABC, AB=20 m tan60∘=opposite sideadjacent side=CBAB=x20 ⇒x=tan60∘×20 ∵tan60∘=√3 ∴x=20√3 m
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