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17.2 Making scale drawings



               2  Mark leaves his tent and walks 12 km on a bearing of 045°.
                    He then walks 16 km on a bearing of 275°.
                  a  Make a scale drawing of Mark’s walk.
                     Use a scale where 1 cm represents 2 km.
                  b  How far must Mark now walk to return to his tent?
                  c  On what bearing must Mark now walk to return to his tent?
               3  Jun lives 8 km south of Yue.
                 Jun leaves home and walks 6 km to a lake.
                 She walks on a bearing of 070°.
                 Yue leaves home and walks to meet Jun at the lake.
                 How far, and on what bearing, must she walk?
               4  A yacht is 70 km west of a speedboat.                                    Make scale drawings to
                 The yacht sails on a bearing of 082°.                                     work out the answers to
                 The speedboat travels on a bearing of 252°.                               questions 3, 4 and 5
                 Could the yacht and the speedboat collide? Explain your answer.           You will need to choose
                                                                                           suitable scales.
               5  A lighthouse is 85 km north of a port.
                 The captain of a ship knows he is on a bearing of 145° from the lighthouse.
                 He also knows he is on a bearing of 052° from the port.
                  a  How far is the ship from the lighthouse?
                  b  How far is the ship from the port?

               6  A map has a scale of 1 : 50 000.
                  a  On the map, a footpath is 9 cm long. What is the length, in kilometres, of the footpath in real life?
                  b  In real life a road is 18 km long. What is the length, in centimetres, of the road on the map?

               7  Alicia is participating in a charity sailing race on the Mar Menor.        8   AEROPUERTO DE
                 The map shows the route she takes.                                     786     MURCIA-SAN JAVIER
                 The map has a scale of 1 : 250 000.                                    9     Start/Finish
                  a  What is the total distance that Alicia sails?                    2              MAR
                  Alicia earns €56 for charity, for every kilometre she sails.             Los Alcázares
                  b  What is the total amount that Alicia raises for charity?
                                                                                                Menor
                                                                                        7  El Carmoli    104
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               Summary

                You should now know that:                          You should be able to:
                +   A bearing gives the direction of one object from   +   Use bearings to solve problems involving distance
                   another. It is an angle measured from north in a   and direction.
                   clockwise direction.                            +   Make and use scale drawings and interpret maps.
                +   A bearing can have any value from 000° to 360°.
                   It must always be written with three figures.








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