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The angle of depression of vertex of a regular hexagon lying in a horizontal plane, form the top of a tower of height 135 m located at the centre of the regular hexagon is 60°. What is the length of the each side of the hexagon?
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Let OX be the height of the tower, angle of depression = Angle of elevation. y is the distance between u and o. In ∆XUO tan60° = 135/y √3 = 135/y y = 135/y ⇒ 45√3 In regular hexagon, ∆UOT, ∆ SOT,..... are equilateral triangles Length of hexagon = 45√3 m