As shown in the figure above, from runway 1, airplanes must turn either 120 to the right onto runway 2 or 135 to the left onto runway 3. Which of the following does NOT indicate a complete turn from one runway to another?
a. 30°
b. 55°
c. 60°
d. 75°
e. 105°
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IMO B.. all the other angles can be used to return to other terminals..
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It quite simple when you realize that all you are doing is finding all the angles in the shape.
It give you 135 and 120.
So two angles of the large triangle are 60 and 45.
From there on you can find all the angles.
Furthermore, do not consider turning onto the terminal as an option to getting to a different runway.
It give you 135 and 120.
So two angles of the large triangle are 60 and 45.
From there on you can find all the angles.
Furthermore, do not consider turning onto the terminal as an option to getting to a different runway.