SOLUTION: A small aircraft pilot flying towards two mountains in foggy conditions wants to map its position in comparison to two control towers. They discover the aircraft is on a true beari
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Question 1203411: A small aircraft pilot flying towards two mountains in foggy conditions wants to map its position in comparison to two control towers. They discover the aircraft is on a true bearing of 143 degrees from tower A and on a true bearing of 075 degrees from tower B. Tower A is 25km north of tower B.
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