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    A student is participating in a doomsday prepper simulation final project. According to a national alert, they are now in a state of emergency and must travel alone from a friend's house to their secret camp using a paper map and triangulation calculations since electronic devices are offline. The student is asked to find the distance between locations using trigonometric laws and consider creating an alternate route to potentially meet up with parents traveling to the camp for added efficiency.

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    Integrated Mathematics Course 3 Final Semester Project 4

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    A student is participating in a doomsday prepper simulation final project. According to a national alert, they are now in a state of emergency and must travel alone from a friend's house to their secret camp using a paper map and triangulation calculations since electronic devices are offline. The student is asked to find the distance between locations using trigonometric laws and consider creating an alternate route to potentially meet up with parents traveling to the camp for added efficiency.

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    Integrated Mathematics Course 3 Final Semester Project:

    DOOMSDAY PREPPERS
    PART FOUR: There has been a nation-wide alert informing the public that we are now in a high-threat state of emergency. You and your family have prepared for this event by organizing your survival plan and escape route to your bug-out location. You must keep in mind that any form of communication must be off the grid, which means that you can no longer use any of your normal electronic devices for GPS. You must rely on a paper map and exact distances in order to arrive safely at your location. Suppose your parents are at home and you are at a friends house. You have no time to try to get back to your house, so you have no other choice but to travel to your secret camp alone. Using the Law of Sines or Law of Cosines, find the distance between each key location. (You may verify your measurements using a ruler and protractor.) EXTENSION: Would it be possible to create an alternate route from your friends house so that you could join your parents as they travel? If so, edit the map below and determine the total distance you would be traveling. Are your alternate plans more or less efficient?

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