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Fire lookout towers are used to locate fires so they can be put out as soon as possible. These towers often work in networks and
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In the Adirondack Mountains near Tupper Lake, New York, forest fire observers used fire observation towers for over 70 years.
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Two fire towers are 30 km apart, tower A being due west of tower B. A fire is spotted from the towers, and the bearings from A
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Two forest-fire towers, A and B, are 20.3 km apart. From tower 4, the compass heading for tower B is $80°E. The ranger in each
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Two fire towers are 30 kilometers apart, tower A being due west of tower B. A fire is spotted from the towers, and the bearings
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Two fire towers, A and B, are 20.3 km apart. From tower A, the compass heading for tower B is S80E. The ranger in each tower
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Two lookout towers on Mount Abraham and Snow Mountain are 29 miles apart. A fire warden in each tower sees a forest fire. From
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Two forest fire towers, A and B, are 20.3 km apart. From tower A, the bearing of tower B is 70 degrees. The ranger in each tower
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Fire towers A and B are located 10 miles apart. They use the direction of the other tower as0°. Rangers at fire tower A spots a
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I have two questionstwo forest fire towers, A and B are 20.3km apart. From tower A, the bearing of tower B is 70 degrees. The
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