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• Radius of the Earth: R⊕ = 6378.137 km (Vallado, 2001) • Latitude and longitude of...
• Radius of the Earth: R⊕ = 6378.137 km (Vallado, 2001) • Latitude and longitude of Miami: (25.762◦ N, 80.192◦ W) • Latitude and longitude of Seattle: (47.608◦ N, 122.335◦ W)
Find the latitiude and longitude of the point northeast of Seattle and Miami that forms an equilateral triangle with those two points. Express the coordinate values in degrees, and round to three decimal places.
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