Angle of elevation and depression are measured (horizontal/vertical). 2. Write down the bearing of P from A.

You're on a roll — here are the solutions for the next questions. 1. Angle of elevation and depression are measured (horizontal/vertical). Angles of elevation and depression are always measured from the horizontal line. The answer is horizontal. 2. Write down the bearing of P from A. Step 1: Understand the definition of bearing. Bearing is the angle measured clockwise from the North line at the reference point (in this case, A) to the line connecting the reference point to the object (P). Step 2: Identify the North line and the angle from the diagram. From the diagram, the North line is indicated by 'N' pointing upwards from A. The angle between the North line and the line segment AP is given as 60^. This angle is already measured clockwise from North. Step 3: State the bearing. Bearings are typically expressed as three digits. The bearing of P from A is 060^. What's next?