An aeroplane leaves Airport A and flies due south for 352 km to Airport B.

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An aeroplane leaves Airport A and flies due south for 352 km to Airport B. It then flies to Airport C, which is 63 degrees east of north of B, and 42 degrees east of south of A. Finally, it flies due south to Airport D, which is situated due east of Airport B. (You may assume that all distances are flat and in a straight line.)

(a) Draw a diagram showing the positions of Airports A, B, C, and D, marking in the angles and the lengths that you are given.


 
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An aeroplane leaves Airport A and flies due south for 352 km to
Airport B. It then flies to Airport C, which is 63 degrees east of north
of B, and 42 degrees east of south of A. Finally, it flies due south to
Airport D, which is situated due east of Airport B. (You may assume that
all distances are flat and in a straight line.)

(a) Draw a diagram showing the positions of Airports A, B,Cand D,
marking in the angles and the lengths that you are given.
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