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8. Mylene is on a ship on a course of 48°30’. She observed a port with the bearing N 18°30’ E. After 20 km more sailing on the same course, the bearing of the port became N 41°30’ W. What is the distance of the ship from the port? a. 15.1 km b. 15 km c. 11.5 km d. NOTA

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