To calculate: To find the ship location relative to the first station.
The ship is at the point
Given information: The ship is
Calculation:
The first assertion indicates that the ship is located someplace in this
The second assertion indicates that the ship is located someplace in this circle.
Now solving the system since the boat is at the point where these two equations come together.
Now multiply the first equation with
Substituting the value of
To get the value of
Thus, by solving both the equations the ship is found to be at the point
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