Bearings In Trigonometry! Trivia Quiz

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    For the above diagram,find the bearing of A from OYou do not have to write the word

    For the above diagram,find the bearing of A from OYou do not have to write the word "degrees"

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Challenge your understanding of bearings in trigonometry with this engaging quiz. Test your skills with practical questions on finding bearings between points.

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  • 2. 

    From the previous question, find the bearing of B from North You do not have to write the word "degrees"

    Explanation
    The bearing of B from North is 145.

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    From the previous question, find the bearing of C from OYou do not have to write the word "degrees"

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    The bearing of C from O is 195.

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    From the previous question, find the bearing of O from A You do not have to write the word "degrees"

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    The bearing of O from A is 250.

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    From the previous question, find the bearing of O from D You do not have to write the word "degrees"

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    From the previous question,Find the bearing of A from C

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    The bearing of A from C is 340. This means that if we were standing at point C and facing north, we would need to turn 340 degrees clockwise to face point A.

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    For the diagram above, the bearing of C from A is 045 degrees and the bearing of C from B is 015 degrees. AB=BC=20cm. The bearing of B from A is 075 degrees.Find the length of the line from B which is perpendicular to ACRemember to put

    For the diagram above, the bearing of C from A is 045 degrees and the bearing of C from B is 015 degrees. AB=BC=20cm. The bearing of B from A is 075 degrees.Find the length of the line from B which is perpendicular to ACRemember to put "cm"

    Explanation
    The length of the line from B which is perpendicular to AC is 10cm. This can be determined by drawing a triangle ABC and using the given bearings and lengths. Since AB=BC=20cm and the bearing of B from A is 075 degrees, we can determine that angle ABC is 90 degrees. Therefore, the line from B which is perpendicular to AC is the same length as BC, which is 20cm.

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    In the diagram above, AB = 10cm, angle CAB = 70 degrees and angle ABC = 34 degreesFind the bearing of B from C - ProProfs

    In the diagram above, AB = 10cm, angle CAB = 70 degrees and angle ABC = 34 degreesFind the bearing of B from C

    Explanation
    The bearing of B from C is 056. Bearing is a measurement used in navigation to indicate the direction of one point from another. In this case, the bearing of B from C is given as 056, which means that B is located 56 degrees clockwise from C.

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    From the previous question,Find the length of the line, from A, which is perpendicular to BCLeave your answer to three significant figuresRemember to put "cm"

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    The length of the line from A, which is perpendicular to BC, is 5.59 cm.

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    From the previous question, Find the length of ACLeave your answer to three significant figuresRemember to put "cm"

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    The length of AC is 34.6cm.

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