If the bearing is greater than 180⁰ what do you do

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If the bearing is greater than 180∘180^\circ, you subtract 180∘180^\circ to find the back bearing.

For example, if the bearing of A from B is 250∘250^\circ:
Bearing of B from A = 250∘−180∘=70∘250^\circ - 180^\circ = 70^\circ.

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