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Question Number 24948 by adityapratap2585@gmail.com last updated on 29/Nov/17
Assuming that the moon′s diameter   subtends and angle (1/2)° at the eye   of an observer, find how far from the  eye of a coin of 10 cm diameter must   be held so as just to hide moon ?
Assumingthatthemoonsdiametersubtendsandangle(1/2)°attheeyeofanobserver,findhowfarfromtheeyeofacoinof10cmdiametermustbeheldsoasjusttohidemoon?
Commented by adityapratap2585@gmail.com last updated on 29/Nov/17
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Commented by prakash jain last updated on 29/Nov/17
AB coin=10cm  ∠ADB=(1/2)°  AC=?  tan (1/4)°=((AB/2)/(AC))  ((1/4))°=(1/(4×180))×π radians  tan x≈x for very small x  AC=((AB)/(2×(π/(4×180))))=((10×360)/π)=((3600×7)/(22))cm  =1145cm=11.45m
ABcoin=10cmADB=(1/2)°AC=?tan(1/4)°=AB/2AC(14)°=14×180×πradianstanxxforverysmallxAC=AB2×π4×180=10×360π=3600×722cm=1145cm=11.45m
Commented by prakash jain last updated on 29/Nov/17
Answered by mrW1 last updated on 29/Nov/17
≈((10)/(0.5))×((180)/π)≈20×60=1200 cm=12m
100.5×180π20×60=1200cm=12m

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