Answer:
To illustrate that "Boat B is S30°E from Point A," you can draw a diagram showing Point A and Boat B, with the direction indicated as South 30 degrees East (S30°E) from Point A. Here's how you can do it:
1. Draw a point and label it as Point A.
2. Draw a line segment extending from Point A in the direction of South 30 degrees East. This means you measure an angle of 30 degrees eastward from the south direction.
3. Label the endpoint of the line segment as Boat B.
This diagram visually represents the direction of Boat B relative to Point A.
