At 12 noon a ship going due east at 12 knots crosses 10 nautical miles ahead of a second ship going due north at 16 knots

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Royce Hendricks

28 August, 06:03

At 12 noon a ship going due east at 12 knots crosses 10 nautical miles ahead of a second ship going due north at 16 knots

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Emiliano Glenn · Answer 1

6t-10is the awsner. If s is the number of nautical miles separating the ships, express s in terms of t (the number of hours after 12 noon). I formed the equation s squared to the second power equals (12t) squard to the second power + (10 - 16) squared to the second power