Answer only number 1 Solve the following problems.1. Two towers are 25 miles apart, tower A being due north of tower B.A fire is spotted from the towers, and its bearing from tower A andtower B are S 59 ° E and N 38 ° E respectively. How far is the fire fromtower B?2. Radar stations are positioned 12.5 miles away from one another onan east-west line. A signal from a radio transmitter is found onringN 38 ° E from station A and N 56 ° W from tower B. Find the distancefrom tower B to the radio transmitter.3. Two people spot an airplane in the sky between them at angles ofelevation of 42° and 57° respectively. If the people are 4.5 miles apart,how far is the plane from each person?

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Solve the following problems. 1. Two towers are 25 miles apart, tower A being due north of tower B. A fire is spotted from the towers, and its bearing from tower A and tower B are S 59 º E and N 38 ° E respectively. How far is the fire from tower B? 2. Radar stations are positioned 12.5 miles away from one another on

Solve the following problems. 1. Two towers are 25 miles apart, tower A being due north of tower B. A fire is spotted from the towers, and its bearing from tower A and tower B are S 59 º E and N 38 ° E respectively. How far is the fire from tower B? 2. Radar stations are positioned 12.5 miles away from one another on

Mathematics For Machine Technology

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Author:Peterson, John.

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Chapter56: Arcs And Angles Of Circles, Tangent Circles

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Problem 31A: Solve the following exercises based on Principles 18 through 21, although an exercise may require...

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