Posted by Ashley on Saturday, December 11, 2010 at 2:22am.
Let X be the distance from the closer point B) to the pole.
Let H be the height of the pole. You have two equations in two unknowns.
H/X = tan 37 = 0.75355
H/(X+6) = tan 30 = 0.57735
(X+6)/X = 1.3052 = 1 + 6/X
6/X = 0.3052
X = 19.66 m
H = 0.75355X = 14.8 m
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