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The bearing of A from B, and the bearing of B from A, always differ by 180. Why is that?

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Answered by manishathakur10588
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Step-by-step explanation:

We can extend the line from A to B, then rotate through 180° to head in the opposite direction. We can see from the diagram above that the bearing from B to A is 300°, because 120° + 180° = 300°. REMEMBER: Bearings in exactly opposite directions are called back bearings and are always 180° apart...!


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We can extend the line from A to B them rotate through 180°to head in the opposite direction. we can see from B to A is 300°, because 120°+180°=300°, remember: bearing in exactly opposite directions are called back bearing an are always 180° opposite

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