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A boy walks 1260 m on a bearing of 120° how far south is he from his starting point​

A boy walks 1260 m on a bearing of 120° how far south is he from his starting point​
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A boy walks 1260 m on a bearing of 120° how far south is he from his starting point​

User Juan Martinez
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\sf D = 1260 \ m[120 \ o] \ CW \ from +y-axis.


\sf Y = 1260* Cos \ (120) = -630 = 630 \ m. \ South.

Therefore, 630 m far south is he from his starting point​.

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