Adam must fly home to city a from a business meeting in city
b. one flight option flies...
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Adam must fly home to city a from a business meeting in city
b. one flight option flies directly to city a from b, a distance of about 457.9 miles. a second flight option flies first to city c and then connects to
a. the bearing from b to c is n28.7degreese, and the bearing from b to a is n63.7degreese. the bearing from a to b is s63.7degreesw, and the bearing from a to c is n78.6degreesw. how many more frequent flyer miles will adam receive if he takes the connecting flight rather than the direct flight?
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