Posted by Barb on Sunday, February 10, 2013 at 9:48pm.
I wonder if there is a current assiging one in someway?
Assuming not, in 3/4 hr
one is east 15 miles, and the other is S at 45/4 miles
How far apart?
distance=sqrt(15^2 + (45/4)^2 )
Please explain (45/4)^2. One boat is headed due east at 20 mph, and one heads due south at 15 mph
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