The answer to the question
First you get both distances
9.3 x 107 = 995.1 miles
8.87 x 108 = 957.96 miles
then you subtract them both
995.1 - 957.96 = 37.14 miles
and 37.14 miles is the distance between Earth and Saturn.
Answer:
i = 75.7°
h = 48.2°
Step-by-step explanation:
==>To find i, use the sine rule for finding angles: sin(A)/a = sin(B)/b
Where,
a = 7.2cm
sin(A) = i
b = 6.5cm
sin(B) = sin(61) = 0.8746
Thus:
sin(A)/7.2 = 0.8746/6.5
Multiply both sides by 7.2
sin(A) = (0.8746*7.2)/6.5
sin(A) = 0.969 (3 s.f)
A = i° = sin^-1(0.969) = 75.7 (3 s.f)
==>To find h, use the Cosine rule for angles:
Cos(C) = (a²+b²-c²)/2ab
cos(C) = h°, a = 4, b = 4.5, c = 3.5
a² = 16
b² = 20.25
c² = 12.25
cos(C) = (16+20.25-12.25)/(2*4*4.5)
cos(C) = 24/36
cos(C) = 0.667 (3 s.f)
C = h° = cos^-1(0.667) = 48.2° (3 s.f)
