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Find the distance between Miami, Fla., and Seattle, Wash., and find the bearing from each location...

Find the distance between Miami, Fla., and Seattle, Wash., and find the bearing from each location to the other. Assume a spherical Earth, and use the following values:

• Radius of the Earth: R⊕ = 6378.137 km
• Latitude and longitude of Miami: (25.762◦ N, 80.192◦ W)
• Latitude and longitude of Seattle: (47.608◦ N, 122.335◦ W)

Round your answers to three decimal places.

**I need a COMPLETE solution with work shown. Thank you.**

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