
Kenneth S. answered 12/18/17
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It seems strange to find the height of an incomplete pillar and then the height of the complete pillar. (The same pillar is incomplete and complete and has two different heights?)
Anyway, just draw two right triangles; the first is isosceles, legs =100 and the second is 30-60-90 with horizontal leg 100 but vertical leg is longer by factor √3, so that vertical leg is 173.2 m in length.
So you can see the difference between top of taller pillar and the 'incomplete' pillar is about 73.2 m.
Anyway, just draw two right triangles; the first is isosceles, legs =100 and the second is 30-60-90 with horizontal leg 100 but vertical leg is longer by factor √3, so that vertical leg is 173.2 m in length.
So you can see the difference between top of taller pillar and the 'incomplete' pillar is about 73.2 m.