Jim is in his fishing boat, traveling along a straight path. He sights a lighthouse from the bow (front) of his boat. He makes his first reading on his hand compass and measures that the lighthouse is 45° to the left from his straight path. He continues to travel along the straight path for15 miles before he makes his second measurement from the stern (back) of his boat. His second reading is 55° to the right of the path. How far away is Jim's fishing boat from the lighthouse at the time of the second reading? Finish labelling the diagram. LIGHTHOUSE 15 Miles
Jim is in his fishing boat, traveling along a straight path. He sights a lighthouse from the bow (front) of his boat. He makes his first reading on his hand compass and measures that the lighthouse is 45° to the left from his straight path. He continues to travel along the straight path for15 miles before he makes his second measurement from the stern (back) of his boat. His second reading is 55° to the right of the path. How far away is Jim's fishing boat from the lighthouse at the time of the second reading? Finish labelling the diagram. LIGHTHOUSE 15 Miles
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