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Oliga [24]
3 years ago
11

Ikyume is 62m away from Amadi, on a bearing of 012°. Becky is 42m away from Ikyume and on bearing of 082°. How far is Amadi from

Becky, and on what bearing?

Mathematics
1 answer:
malfutka [58]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

Amadi is 86m far from Becky

Amadi is on the bearing of 78° .

Step-by-step explanation:

From the information given ,

let I represent Ikyume

A represent Amadi  and B represent Becky

From the information in the diagrammatic expression shown below:

Using cosine rule;

i² = a² + b² - 2ab cos (I)

i² = 42² + 62² - 2(42×62) cos (110°)

i² =  1764 + 3844 - 5208 (- 0.342)

i² =  1764 + 3844 -  ( - 1781.136)

i² = 1764 + 3844 + 1781.136

i² = 7389.136

i = \mathtt{\sqrt{7389.136}}

i = 85.96

i \simeq 86 m

Amadi is 86m far from Becky

From  point I , 12° = 12° at point A (alternate  angles)

In that quadrant = 90 - 12° = 78°

Therefore, Amadi is on the bearing of 78° .

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