Mathematics, 25.09.2020 08:01, hrijaymadathil

A man leaves camp C at 11 am and walks 12km on a true bearing of 200°. he then stops. a woman also leaves camp C at 11am. However, she walks on a true bearing of 110° for 6.5km before stopping. a) How far apart are the man and the woman once they stop? Give your answer correct to two decimal places
b) If the man changes direction and walks to where the woman is waiting, on what bearing should he walk? Round your answer to one decimal place.

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