how many yards away is calculated from these GPS coordinates; given?
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The information give with your distances and coordinates is very unclear.\nIf you give a North and West direction for the bullet, then the angle in degrees and distance can be calculated.  And likewise for the coyote.\nYou have given two angles for one location.  Confusion!!!!!!!!
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GPS is not accurate enough? If I'm not wrong, GPS have the potential to measure to accuracy up to few cm. And you only need feet accuracy, it won't be problem with GPS. (Well, you had to dig your pocket deeper for a prime quality GPS though)\n\nPerhaps you can use a radio frequency device, but make sure you buy one that uses frequency that is high enough or you'll get the wrong reading. I don't know if there is any sold in the market that is specifically made for calculating distance though. And I'm doubting that a radio frequency reading is accurate too if your line of sight is not clear.\n\nPerhaps you should use a ladder or climb the bushes there and uses laser.\n\nOh yeah, I forgot, if you know the coordinate of the two points you're measuring (use GPS for this), perhaps you can use Google Earth (http://earth.google.com/ ) to plot the points there and use the distance measuring device provided there. Google Earth can measure up to cm accuracy (provided the correct coordinate)
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4320 inches\n360 feet\n120 yards
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You have meters and you want yards so you multiply 90mx1.093613yards/m.  Keep track of your units!  The meters (m) in the numerator after 90 cancels with the meters (m) in the denominator of the conversion factor 1.093613 yards/m (1.093613 yards per meter).  Since the meter units cancel one another, you are left with units of yards which is what you want.  \n90m x 1.093613yards/m = 98.425 yards
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Same as a GPS. It triangulates the exact position
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The pond is not likely round enough or a pedometer accurate enough for more than a rough estimate.\n\nA better alternative would be to use Google Earth.  It has a measuring utility that lets you define your path and will tell you distances more accurate than the above.\n\nGood luck.
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Your best bet is to measure out 40 yards and just do it!
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your variable m stays for "miles".\nYou thus just have to put 295 instead of m and do the exact reckoning: 0.05*295 + 30  14.75 + 30 = 44.75\n\nNow choose from the options the one which is closest to your number: 45\n\nIn this way you cannot do wrong
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Latitude: 42.12 N, Longitude: 71.18 W
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One of the more baffling inconsistencies in NFL stats is the way the distances for punts and place kicks are calculated.  Punt distance is measured from the line of scrimmage to the point at which the ball is either caught or downed.  \n\nPlace kicks (field goal attempts) are measured from the point at which the ball is spotted and kicked, usually from 7 yards behind the line of scrimmage.  Since the goal posts are 10 yards behind the goal line, you also have to add 10 yards to the kick.  Thus, if the line of scrimmage is the 30, you add 7 and 10 to get a distance of 47 yards for the kick.
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3x-4y-1=0\n\ndistance=4.8
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4173 miles, 6716 km\nPlease note: The distance is calculated "as the crow flies". It uses the latitude and longitude of the cities to calculate the distance, not driving/sailing distance.
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I am guessing 168 Ft. This doesn't seem right to me, and I'm not sure if I did it the correct way:\n\n                       7 \n*                      7 \n=             ----------\n                      49 \n ------------------------------         \n                       24 \n*                     24 \n=             ----------\n                     576 \n-------------------------------         \n                      49 \n*                    576 \n=             ----------\n                   28224 \n-------------------------------         \n                   28224 \nsquare root\n                     168
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edit: (sorry hehe)\nthey'd be 500 miles apart...\n\nuse the pythagorean theorem...\n\nat 3 pm, one would be 300 miles west and the other would be 400 miles north...\n\nto get the distance between them (x):\n\nx=square root of 300*300 + 400*400\nx=500
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Longitude and Latitude!
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5,280 feet, 1,760 yards, or 63,360 inches
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895.83 miles, give or take a few. Have you heard of google earth? It's a free download of a gps globe of earth from google.