From the second floor of Building I, an observer estimates the angle of elevation to the top of Building II, a building directly across the street, to be 75° and the angle of depression to its base to be 50°. If the street is approximately 10 meters wide, how tall is building II?

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From the second floor of Building I, an observer estimates the angle of elevation to the top of Building II, a building directly across the street, to be 75° and the angle of depression to its base to be 50°. If the street is approximately 10 meters wide, how tall is building II?
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