A military special ops team is calibrating its recording devices used for passive

Chapter 11, Problem 48

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A military special ops team is calibrating its recording devices used for passive ascertaining of enemy location. They place two recording stations, alpha and bravo, 3000 feet apart (alpha is due east of bravo). The team detonates small explosives 300 feet west of alpha and records the time it takes each station to register an explosion. The team also sets up a second set of explosives directly north of the alpha station. How many feet north of alpha should the team set off the explosives if it wants to record the same times as on the first explosion?

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