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Kruka [31]
2 years ago
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1. P, Q and R are three buildings. A car began its journey at P, drove to Q, then to R and returned to P. The bearing of Q from

P is 058° and R is due east of Q. PQ = 114 km and QR = 70 km. ( Draw a clearly labelled diagram to represent the above information. Show on the diagram (a) the north/south direction (b) the bearing 058° (c) the distances 114 km and 70 km.

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juin [17]2 years ago
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Statement Problem: P, Q and R are three buildings. A car began its journey at P, drove to Q, then to R and returned to P. The bearing of Q from P is 058° and R is due east of Q. PQ = 114 km and QR = 70 km. ( Draw a clearly labelled diagram to represent the above information.

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