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Find the bearing of: a) A, from B. b) B, from A.
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Part a· 1 step
Find the bearing of A from B.
Identify the given bearing from the diagram.
The diagram shows point B with a North line. The angle measured clockwise from the North line at B to the line segment BA is given as . This is the definition of the bearing of A from B.
The bearing of A from B is 144°.
Part b
Find the bearing of B from A.
Understand that this is a back bearing problem.
We are given the bearing of A from B () and need to find the bearing of B from A. This is the back bearing.
Apply the rule for calculating back bearing.
To find the back bearing, if the original bearing is less than , add . If the original bearing is greater than , subtract .
The bearing of A from B is , which is less than .Calculate the back bearing.
The bearing of B from A is 324°.
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