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WARRIOR [948]
3 years ago
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If AB has a bearing of following 234° 51' 48" and a anti-clockwise angle from AB to C is measured as 80° Calculate the bearing A

C. (Enter as numeric value of ddd.mmss e.g. 100° 20' 30" would be entered as 100.2030. Marked out of 5.00 P
Physics
1 answer:
Musya8 [376]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

the bearing of the angle AC will be equal to 154°51' 48"

Explanation:

given,

bearing of  line AB = 234° 51' 48"

C is  anti clockwise angle from 80° from AB      

bearing of line AC = ?                  

To calculate the bearing of line AB  80° anticlockwise movement

bearing of the AC =  234° 51' 48"  - 80°                

                              = 154°51' 48"                

The bearing can be represented as 154.5148

hence, the bearing of the angle AC will be equal to 154°51' 48"

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