Bearings And Vectors • The bearing of X from Y is 045 and the bearing of Z from Yis 145, where X, Y and Z are three points in th
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Answer:
185°
Step-by-step explanation:
The triangle internal angle at Y is 145° -45° = 100°. Since the triangle is isosceles, the internal angles at X and Z are both (180° -100°)/2 = 40°. Then the bearing of Z from X is the bearing of Y from X less the internal angle at X:
(45° +180°) -40° = 185°.
Z from X is 185°.
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