Greg leaves his car and walks 16 km on a bearing of \( 095^{\circ} \). He then changes direction and walks 14 km on a bearing of \( 035^{\circ} \). a Make a scale drawing of Greg's walk.

To represent Greg's journey on a scale drawing, you could designate a scale where 1 cm equals 1 km. Start by drawing a horizontal line representing Greg's starting point. From there, draw a line 16 cm long at a \( 95^{\circ} \) angle from north (this will angle slightly down to the right). After reaching the 16 km mark, change direction and draw another line 14 cm long at a bearing of \( 035^{\circ} \) (which is up and to the right, slightly diagonal). Make sure to label the points along Greg's walk for clarity! For an added layer of fun in your drawing, consider using different colors for the two paths Greg takes. You could use a nice blue for the first leg and a vibrant green for the second leg. This way, it'll not only be easy to follow Greg's movement but also aesthetically pleasing! Don't forget to add a compass rose in the corner to demonstrate the bearings clearly!