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At `45^(@)` to the magnetic meridian the apparent dip is `60^(@)`. The true dip is

A

`tan^(-1)sqrt(3)`

B

`tan^(-1)"1/sqrt(3)`

C

`tan^(-1)"sqrt(3)/2`

D

`tan^(-1)"sqrt(1/6)`

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The correct Answer is:
C

Apparent dip `delta^(')` is given by
`tandelta^(')=V/H^(')=V/(H cos 45^(@))=V/Hxx1/(cos 45^(@))`
`=tandelta.sqrt(2)` But `tan 60^(@)=tandelta.sqrt(2)`
`sqrt(3)=tandelta.sqrt(2)`
`tandelta=sqrt(3)//2 :. delta=tan^(-1) sqrt(3)//2`
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