Answer:
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.
1 is 39. J don’t know about 2 and 3 though:(
Assuming each line goes up by 1. we basically need to find a number that goes by rise/run. to get to the next point we need to go up 1, then to the left by 3. notice the slope is negative so we need to add a negative integer.
answer:
-1/3 (C)
hope this helps! :D
PEMDAS applies, so it should be multiply, then divide.
