a
How far is each station from the ship?
a
Answer to Problem 37AYU
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
Coast Guard Station Able is located
How far is each station from the ship?
Calculation:
Consider the figure as per statement.
The sum of angles of triangle is
Substitute
Point C is the distance from station Able to ship,
Now apply law of sines,
Point b is the distance from station Baker to ship,
Now apply law of sines,
Hence, the distance between stations is
b.
How long will it take to reach the ship?
b.
Answer to Problem 37AYU
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
Coast Guard Station Able is located
If a helicopter capable of flying
Calculation:
The time taken for the helicopter to reach the ship can be determine,
The helicopter capable of flying
Hence,the time taken by helicopter from nearest station is,
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