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height of the Eiffel tower ≈ 300.0 m(nearest tenth of a meter)

Step-by-step explanation:

The triangle TDE is not a right angle triangle. Angle TDE can be gotten by subtracting 63° from 180°. Angle on a straight line is 180°. Therefore, 180° - 63° = 117

°.

angle TDE = 117°

angle DTE = 180° - 117° - 31° = 32°

DE = 346.4 m

Side TD can be find using sine law

346.4/sin 32° = TD/sin 31°

cross multiply

346.4 × 0.51503807491  = 0.52991926423TD

178.409189149  = 0.52991926423TD

divide both sides by 0.52991926423

TD = 178.409189149/0.52991926423

TD  =  336.672397461

TD ≈ 336.67 m

The side TD becomes the hypotenuse of the new right angle triangle formed with the height of the Eiffel tower.

Using sin ratio

sin 63° = opposite/hypotenuse

sin 63° = h/336.67

cross multiply

h = 336.67 × 0.89100652418

h = 299.975166498

height of the Eiffel tower  ≈ 300.0 m(nearest tenth of a meter)

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