Karen and her friends are playing rounders in the park. Jennifer is standing at point J, which is 18 metres due north of point C, where Claire is standing. Sue is standing at point S, 52 east of south of Jennifer and 12.4 metres from where Jennifer is standing. (You may assume that all distances are at and in a straight line.)
(a) Draw a diagram showing the points J, C and S, marking in the
angle and the lengths that you are given. Include the line CS in
your diagram.
(b) Find the distance between Claire and Sue, that is, the length
of the line CS.
(c) Karen moves to a position K between Jennifer and Claire (on the
line JC), due west of Sue (S). Add a line to your diagram that
shows the shortest distance from where Sue is standing to the point
where Karen is standing. What angle does the line KS make with the
line JC?
(d) How far is Karen from Jennifer now?
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