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What is the distance from point Y to point A in the example bearing question?
7.2 km
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What is the distance from point A to point F in the example bearing question?
10.3 km
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What is the distance from point F to point E in the example bearing question?
8.6 km
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What is the bearing angle from point A to point F?
290°
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What is the formula for the cosine rule?
cosA
= (
b²
+
c²
-
a²
) / (2bc)
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What is the value of T calculated using the cosine rule?
T =
cos⁻¹
((5.6² + 10.3² - 7.2²) / (2 * 5.6 * 10.3))
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What is the approximate value of T after calculation?
42.1
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What is the sine rule formula?
sinA
/ a =
sinB
/ b =
sinC
/ c
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If b = 15 km and angle B = 36°, what is the value of DF using the sine rule?
DF =
9.9
km
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What are the key differences between the sine rule and cosine rule?
Sine Rule: Used for
non-right
triangles, relates angles and sides.
Cosine Rule: Used for
any triangle
, relates sides and angles.
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What is the angle at point D in the example bearing question?
126°
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What is the angle at point E in the example bearing question?
230°
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What is the angle at point F in the example bearing question?
40°
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What is the angle adjustment from 180° to point F?
-40°
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What is the adjustment from 270° to point F?
-
230°
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