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I am trying to solve the blank problem and I've included the given sample problem that I was trying to use to help me solve the blank problem, so you can see my professor's thought process and try to help explain to me using how he solved a similar problem. The answer key says: 4717 m 58 degrees North of West, but I am not getting that answer and need help.

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Could you please check my answer is correct? This is not a test problem. Just a HW problme. please don't reject it. No one post test problem at 11 pm.  I'm just so comfused with this one and want to know detail explanation. Thank you!!

I need help in understanding this problem. Can you also please sketch an example of what's happening in the problem?   I will rate! Thank you

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