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The bearing of Q from P is 150°. If PQ = QR, find the bearing of R from P.
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18. The bearing of Q from P is . If , find the bearing of R from P.
Step 1: Draw a diagram.
- Draw point P and a North line from P.
- The bearing of Q from P is . This means the angle measured clockwise from the North line at P to the line segment PQ is .
- Draw a North line from Q, parallel to the North line from P.
- The interior angle between the South line at Q and the line segment QP is an alternate interior angle to the angle between the
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