A jet leaves a runway whose bearing is N 35°E from the control tower. After flying 4 miles, the jet turns 90° and flies on a bearing of S 55° E for 5 miles. At that time, what is the bearing of the jet from the control tower?

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A jet leaves a runway whose bearing is N 35°E from the control tower. After flying 4 miles, the jet turns 90° and flies on a bearing of S 55° E for 5 miles the bearing of the jet from the control tower is mathematically given as

N76.675E

What is the bearing of the jet from the control tower?

Generally, the equation for horizontal distance is mathematically given as

sin<AOC=\frac{AC}{OA}

Therefore

sin <AOC=\frac{AC}{5}

AC=4

and

BE=3.6

Total horizontal distance=4+3.6

Total horizontal distance=7.6

For Total vertical distance

cos<AOC=OC/OA

cos<AOC=OC/5

OC=3

and

A.E=4.8

Total vertical distance=3-4.8

Total vertical distance=-1.3=E.C=y

In conclusion, the angle

[tex]\theta=tan{-1} \frac{-1.3}{7.6}[/tex]

[tex]\theta= -13.324[/tex]

Hence

90-13.324=N76.675E

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