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The angle of elevation of the tip of a t...

The angle of elevation of the tip of a tower
from a point on the ground is `45^(@)` . Moving
21 m directly towards the base of the tower,
the angle of elevation changes to `60^(@)` . What
is the height of the tower, to the nearest meter ?

A

48

B

49

C

50

D

51

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