a ships leaves port R, sails to S and then to port T. the bearing from R is 112, the bearing of T from S is 33 and the distance is 75km and the distance RS is 56.
a) draw the diagram showing the journey of the ship from R to T. showing on your diagram
i the north direction
ii the baering 112 and 33
iii the points R, S and T
iv the distance 75km and 56km
What does the diagram look like
To draw the diagram showing the journey of the ship from R to T, follow these steps:
1. Draw a straight line to represent the course of the ship from R to T.
2. Mark three points along the line: R on the left, S in the middle, and T on the right.
3. Draw an arrow at the top of the diagram pointing upwards to indicate the north direction.
4. Label the points R, S, and T accordingly.
5. Draw two lines from R and T, with angles of 112 degrees and 33 degrees respectively. These lines represent the bearings of the ship from R and T.
6. Mark the distances of 75km and 56km along the line between R and T to indicate the respective distances.
Here's an example of how the diagram might look:
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R-----S-----T
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56km 75km
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Note: The diagram is a simplified representation and may not be to scale.