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Work out the bearing of D from C.

Work out the bearing of D from C.
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Work out the bearing of D from C.

Work out the bearing of D from C.-example-1
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Answer:

050°

Explanation:

the bearing of D from C is the measure of the angle in a clockwise direction from the north line (N) at C to D

bearing of D from C = 050° ( angle measure on protractor )

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