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To measure the width of a river, a ranger sights a tree across a river is about 60 degrees north of east. On the map, her position is marked A. She then walks along the river to position B and sights the same tree at 40 degrees north of west. If each unit on the map is 1 mile, about how many miles from her current position is the tee?
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