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@fresh fox the bearing of B -> L is the reciprocal of the bearing of L -> B
so 200-180 = 20
therefore A from B = 20 + <LBA (found with sine rule)
sketch a diagram if confused
A is 10 km at 080, so it ends up far east of l
B is 6.5 km at 200, so it’s southwest of l. work out the east north coordinates of each, then subtract to get the direction from B to A.That direction has a positive east and positive north component, so it’s in the ne quadrant. Do arctan(east/north) and you get about 57°.
therefore the bearing of A from B is 057
for part a, cos(kx) = 0.5
cos(θ) = 0.5 when θ = 60 and 300 each cycle
As x goes 0 to 360, kx goes 0 to 360k, that's k full cycles of cos and each cycle gives two full solutions
so the number of solutions is 2k
For part B, you're required to sketch it but
You can find the period by doing 360/1.5=240
And the y-interceot f(0)=1
x intercepts: solve 1.5x=90,270
so x=60,180
Minimum: at 1.5x=180 so x=120
Part c basically links to part a
kx runs from 0 to 360k.
In gat interval, cos hits 0.5 at 2 values per cycle so normally roots is 2k but we need 3 exact roots and so 2k must sit between 2 and 4..and then simplify the interval
(by ÷2 to get k on its own)
@fresh fox
couldu draw diagram cause this is what im getting cause this is what im getting