Horizontal line line of sight. A fire 20km from a man has a bearing of 60 degrees west of north, how far is the fire north of a man, and how far.

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Horizontal line line of sight

A fire 20km from a man has a bearing of 60 degrees west of north, how far is the fire north of a man, and how far is the fire west of the man?

A cargo vessel traveling at 50km/hr has a bearing North 53 degrees east how far north and how far east will the ship be travelling after sailing for two hours.

An airplane travelling at 1,250km/hr has a bearing of South 39 degrees west. How far south and how far west will the plane travelling after flying 3.5hours?