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Chapter 2: Q2. (page 55)

If you head due east from Lily Bay Mountain (90∘ east of magnetic north), will you pass Bluff Mountain on your right or on your left?

Short Answer

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We will pass Bluff Mountain on our right.

Step by step solution

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Step 1. Define magnetic north.

Magnetic north is the direction towards the north magnetic pole, it is point where the Earth's magnetic field goes vertically down.

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Step 2. Steps to draw the diagram.

Draw a line down Lily Mountain that is parallel to magnetic north.

Then draw another line 90∘to the right of the line you just drew.

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Step 3. State the conclusion.

After the diagram, the path drawn is the path you will walk.

Therefore, Bluff Mountain is to the right of that line.

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