Let us say that,
60 + x = the full length of the building across the street
x = the length of the building from three floors (60 ft)
We can calculate for the length of the building using the trigonometric function tan. Where tan is:
tan θ = opposite side / adjacent side
In this case, the opposite side is the length of the building starting from the woman’s ground point while the adjacent side is the length of the street.
tan 51 = (60 + x) / a ---> a = (60 + x) / tan 51
tan 34 = x / a ---> a = x / tan 34
Equating the two equations:
(60 + x) / tan 51 = x / tan 34
60 + x = (tan 51 / tan 34) x
0.8308 x = 60
x = 72.22 ft
Therefore,
60 + x = 132.22 ft
The building across the street is around 132 ft tall.