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An observer finds that the angular elevation of a tower is `theta`. On advancing 3m towards the tower, the elevation is `45^(@)` and on advancing 2m further more towards the tower, the elevation is `90^(@)-theta`. The height of the tower is (assume the height of observer is negligible and observer lies on the same level as the foot of the tower)

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