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Suppose that the typhoon is forecast to be moving 20° NW from its current position towards point G, and eventually points H and I.plot the possible paths of the typhoon from F to G, G to H, and H to I, using the respective uncertainties in the angle of the typhoon’s direction.Trace at least two other possible paths that the typhoon can make between point F towards the vicinity of point I

Suppose that the typhoon is forecast to be moving 20° NW from its current position towards point G, and eventually points H and I.plot the possible paths of the typhoon from F to G, G to H, and H to I, using the respective uncertainties in the angle of the typhoon’s direction.Trace at least two other possible paths that the typhoon can make between point F towards the vicinity of point I

Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
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Suppose that the typhoon is forecast to be moving 20° NW from its current position towards point G, and eventually points H and I.plot the possible paths of the typhoon from F to G, G to H, and H to I, using the respective uncertainties in the angle of the typhoon’s direction.Trace at least two other possible paths that the typhoon can make between point F towards the vicinity of point I

The typhoon you are tracking is now in point F on the map: Mym N Ma Ma Qu West D C Cambo Philppines B. Mays Suppose that the typhoon is forecast to be moving 20° NW from its current position towards point G, and eventually points H and I. But your computer models show that the uncertainty in the typhoon's direction from F to G is +10°, from G to H + 20°, and From H to I + 45°. Print out a copy of the map above and plot the possible paths of the typhoon from F to G, G to H, and H to I, using the respective uncertainties in the angle of the typhoon's direction as your guide. Trace at least two other possible paths that the typhoon can make between point F towards the vicinity of point I using an orange color pencil or marker. Then, scan an image of the output you made and upload it in your lab e- worksheet.
Transcribed Image Text:The typhoon you are tracking is now in point F on the map: Mym N Ma Ma Qu West D C Cambo Philppines B. Mays Suppose that the typhoon is forecast to be moving 20° NW from its current position towards point G, and eventually points H and I. But your computer models show that the uncertainty in the typhoon's direction from F to G is +10°, from G to H + 20°, and From H to I + 45°. Print out a copy of the map above and plot the possible paths of the typhoon from F to G, G to H, and H to I, using the respective uncertainties in the angle of the typhoon's direction as your guide. Trace at least two other possible paths that the typhoon can make between point F towards the vicinity of point I using an orange color pencil or marker. Then, scan an image of the output you made and upload it in your lab e- worksheet.
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