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23.03.2021 •
Mathematics
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Ответ:
I cant see the pic for some reason---
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Ответ:
Let us assume the angle which the lifeguard makes at the point S be x°.
Now, we know that in a triangle,
i.e.![cosx=\frac{w}{d}](/tpl/images/0420/3781/4951b.png)
i.e.
.
i.e.
.
Hence, the distance is given by i.e.
.
Further, we have that,
i.e.![tanx=\frac{l}{w}](/tpl/images/0420/3781/ab605.png)
i.e.
( As l=2w )
i.e.![tanx=2](/tpl/images/0420/3781/bdac4.png)
i.e.![x=\arctan2](/tpl/images/0420/3781/e3799.png)
i.e.![x=1.107](/tpl/images/0420/3781/d8394.png)
So, the lifeguard can go from the path PS to MS i.e. the range of x is 1.107° to 90°