According to the provided map, Chicago is 560 miles in a direction 21° West of North from Atlanta. Also, Atlanta is 730 miles from Dallas if you travel 5° North of East. We will be modeling the Earth as flat for this exercise. Chicago 21.0° 560 mi 730 mi Atdlanta Dallas 5.00 Figure P3.22 Image taken from College Physics by Serway and Viulle 1) If you left Atlanta, travelling perfectly North, made one left turn so you were travelling perfectly west and arrived at Chicago how far would you have travelled? (Add to the image above to help explain your calculation.)

According to the provided map, Chicago is 560 miles in a direction 21° West of North from Atlanta. Also, Atlanta is 730 miles from Dallas if you travel 5° North of East. We will be modeling the Earth as flat for this exercise. Chicago 21.0° 560 mi 730 mi Atdlanta Dallas 5.00 Figure P3.22 Image taken from College Physics by Serway and Viulle 1) If you left Atlanta, travelling perfectly North, made one left turn so you were travelling perfectly west and arrived at Chicago how far would you have travelled? (Add to the image above to help explain your calculation.)

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Chapter19: Celestial Distances

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