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With the center of the compass at its vertex, what is the measure of the angle between due west and due north?
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With the center of the compass at its vertex, what is the measure of the angle between due west and due north?

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The angle measured is 315 degrees

Step-by-step explanation:

Due east corresponds to 90 degrees. Due south is 180 degrees. Due west is 270 degrees. Due north is usually stated as 360 degrees. Thus angle in between is 315, 45, 135, 225.

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