a.
To calculate: The distance of the plane from city B if the pilot remains on this course for 20 mi. The pilot is flying from city A to city B which is 85 mi due north. After flying 20 mi, the pilot must change course and fly
The resultant answer distance is
Given information:
The pilot is flying from city A to city B which is 85 mi due north. After flying 20 mi, the pilot must change course and fly
Explanation:
First draw the diagram using the given information:
From the figure,
Therefore, the distance of the plane from city B was 25.541 mi.
b.
To state: The degrees that the pilot has to turn to the left to fly directly to city B and the number of degrees that are due north this course.
The pilot will have to turn
Given information:
The pilot is flying from city A to city B which is 85 mi due north. After flying 20 mi, the pilot must change course and fly
Explanation:
The diagram is:
From the figure,
Therefore, the pilot will have to turn
Therefore, the course is
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