Compass bearings use the four directions on a compass in order to find the direction of one object from another. An example is N20°E. True bearings use the number of degrees measured clockwise from north an object is. An Example is 120°T.
Compass bearings use the four directions on a compass in order to find the direction of one object from another. An example is N20°E. True bearings use the number of degrees measured clockwise from north an object is. An Example is 120°T.
that was two times to add so we know for sure that 162/2=83.5. Theres no special way to solve it since its just dived by <em>two</em>. Its just 162÷2=83.5
