pretty please

Let's call the coordinates of the treasure  (x, y) .

The treasure is  10  yards away from  (0, 0) ,

and we know that the distance between any two points  = \(\sqrt{(x_2-x_1)^2+(y_2-y_1)^2}\)

Using the points  (x, y)  and  (0, 0)  and a distance of  10 , we have...

10  =  \(\sqrt{(x-0)^2+(y-0)^2}\,=\,\sqrt{x^2+y^2}\)                         →     100  =  x² + y²

The treasure is  10  yards from  (15, 0) . So we know that

10  =  \(\sqrt{(x-15)^2+(y-0)^2}\,=\,\sqrt{(x-15)^2+y^2}\)          →     100  =  (x - 15)² + y²

Now we have two equations and two variables.

They both equal 100, so we can set these equal.

x² + y²  =  (x - 15)² + y²

x²  =  (x - 15)²

x  =  ±(x - 15)

x  =  x - 15          or          x  =  -(x - 15)

0  =  -15                           x  =  -x + 15

 false                              2x  =  15

                                        x  =  15 / 2

Plug this value for  x  into  x² + y² = 100  to find the value of  y .

(15 / 2)² + y²  =  100

y²  =  100 -  (15 / 2)²

y   =  ±√[ 100 -  (15 / 2)² ]

y  ≈  6.6

Since there are only positive values of  y  on the map, the coordinates are  ≈  (7.5, 6.6)

That link does not work for me waffles. :(

I did answer one of  your questions down the page a bit.

I 'guessed' what the pic might be :)    Did I get the pic right ??

https://web2.0calc.com/questions/pretty-please#r2

I posted a new photo

What about the first question. The one I already gave the address for.

It would  be nice if you at least commented,