Bearings on Polar Grids
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- In this lesson, we will look at bearings at angles other than multiples of 45. Using polar coordinates, angles presented are multiples of 15.
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6 Questions
Q1.
The coordinate (3,1) is at a bearing of...
045° from B
270° from B
Q2.
The coordinate (3,1) is at a bearing of...
045° from A
090° from A
Q3.
The coordinate (3,1) is at a bearing of...
090° from C
275° from C
Q4.
The bearing of the origin (0,0)...
045° from C
225° from C
Q5.
The bearing of the origin (0,0)...
225° from A
225° from C
Q6.
Which is the most sensible estimate of the bearing of the origin from A?
180° from A
195° from A
270° from A
5 Questions
Q1.
Bearings always start from...
East
South
West
Q2.
The bearing of A is...
045°
30°
45
Q3.
The bearing of F is...
030°
300°
315°
Q4.
The bearing of B is...
090°
135°
210°
Q5.
The bearing of D is...
210°
225°
230°