Posted by MW on Monday, April 13, 2009 at 9:08pm.
my diagram looked like this :
two vertical lines, points A and B 400 yards apart on the left line, with A above B.
Point P on the other line, so that angle PBA = 28º and angle PAB = 32º (the supplementary angle to 180)
now find the perpendicular distance from P to AB.
Does that help?
how do you find that? I have the angle measurments, but no side lengths.
Except for 400..
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