Concept:The angle of depression changes as the car approaches the tower. Using trigonometric ratios, we find the distances from the tower base at 30∘ and 45∘. Since the car moves at uniform speed, time is proportional to distance, allowing us to compute the remaining time t.Explanation:Let the height of the tower be h meters.When the angle of depression is 45∘, let the distance from the tower base be d1.In triangle ABD, tan45∘=1=d1h⇒d1=h.When the angle of depression is 30∘, let the distance from the tower base be d2.In triangle ABC, tan30∘=31=d2h⇒d2=h3.Distance covered by the car in the first 6 minutes is d2−d1=h3−h=h(3−1).Since the car travels at uniform speed, time taken is directly proportional to distance.Let t be the time to cover the remaining distance d1=h.Then 6t=h(3−1)h=3−11.Therefore, t=3−16.Rationalizing: t=(3−1)(3+1)6(3+1)=3−16(3+1)=3(3+1).Using 3≈1.732, we get t=3(1.732+1)=3×2.732=8.196 minutes.This value lies between 8 and 8.3 minutes.