a Question 21 (1992) ‘Pwo yachts A and B subtend an angle of 60° at the base C of a cliff, From yacht A the angle of elevation of the point P, 100 metres vertically above C, is 20°. ‘Yacht B is 600 metres from C. (@ Calculate the length of AC. Gi) Calculate the distance between the two yachts. Question 22 (1994) Uluru is a large rock on flat ground in Central ‘Australia, Three tourists A, B, and C are observing Uluru from the ground. A is due north of Uluru, C is due east of Uluru, and B is on the line-of-sight from A to C and between them. The angles of elevation to the summit of Uluru from A, B, and C are 26°, 28°, and 30°, respectively. ‘Determine the bearing of B from Uluru. @(ee MSc Exdarsm/ pV Ulery yi Ze Required fo Prat caus, het his heb 3 In AFUGC, cot O° = UC ‘3 UC= heat 34° 3 . fn ABUT, cot 2e°= UB | XX “UB = hoof 28° ue heater ¢ In AFUT, cof 26°= 4A ~ Up=hut26° In AKUC, fan t= keot30* = faneo® Cot26° Fan 64° LA= 40219? InARUB, Ba Sted = eu A breokee Keot 29° . “ Gutppl= cot 26° x fun (40-/?-~) dof 2g° 2 San LABU= ten be x oui (40-14) fan 62° ;2» LABUT 44-70--- OF _/45; 39 a ‘S CAE. = 190° Ley ia ) nee 7. O = (9 ee “P4009 JY or —(BS"+ fo. ae a 95°9/ Bo ees & eee ag Eg ed 902 oe ae and Sif- = 4°3)" = Beercny or 804 °3}”