Two points P and Q are on a shoreline which is 1.5 miles apart. Assume point B asthe base of a tower on a distant island and T as the top of the tower. A survey wasdone and measured PQB= 58° and 2QPB 72°. The surveyor also measuredthe angle of elevation from P to the top of tower as 1°. About how tall is the tower infeet? (1 mile is equal to 5280 feet)O 153 feetO 167 feetO 102 feetO 123 feet

Given data: distance between P and Q = 1.5 miles. ∠PQB=58∘∠QPB=72∘ Angle of elevation from P to Top…

points P and Q are on a shoreline which is 1.5 miles apart. Assume point B as the base of a tower on a distant island and T as the top of the tower. A survey was done and measured ZPQB = the angle of elevation from P to the top of tower as 1°. About how tall is the tower in feet? (1 mile is equal to 5280 feet) 58° and QPB 72°. The surveyor also measured O 153 feet O 167 feet

points P and Q are on a shoreline which is 1.5 miles apart. Assume point B as the base of a tower on a distant island and T as the top of the tower. A survey was done and measured ZPQB = the angle of elevation from P to the top of tower as 1°. About how tall is the tower in feet? (1 mile is equal to 5280 feet) 58° and QPB 72°. The surveyor also measured O 153 feet O 167 feet

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