Katsuo M. answered 03/07/21
Experienced Engineer Tutoring Algebra & Geometry
First, we can find the length of the North vector from Naples to Elgin with the sine law:
450/sin(90°) = x/sin(46°)
x = 450*sin(46)
Then, we can use the sine law again to find the angle between the W<->E vector and vector going from Elgin to Canton:
675/sin(90°) = 450*sin(46)/sin(θ)
θ = sin-1(450*sin(46)/675)
The bearing angle (clockwise from north) can be calculated by subtracting the above angle from the west bearing angle of 270°:
θ' = 270 - sin-1(450*sin(46)/675)
θ' ~ 241°