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P, Q and R three points on a label ground. given that the bearing of R from P is 135 degree. angle PQR=55 degree and angle PQR=5

5 degree, find the bearing of
a. P from R

b. Q from R

c. P from Q

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nadya68 [22]2 years ago

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P three points on a label ground given that

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