5.7. In an old map, a line AB was drawn to a magnetic bearing of 5° 30' the magnetic declination at the time being 1° East. To what magnetic bearing should the line be set now if the present magnetic declination is 8° 30' East.

5.7. In an old map, a line AB was drawn to a magnetic bearing of 5° 30' the magnetic declination at the time being 1° East. To what magnetic bearing should the line be set now if the present magnetic declination is 8° 30' East.

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5.7.
In an old map, a line AB was drawn to a magnetic bearing of
5° 30' the magnetic declination at the time being 1° East. To what magnetic bearing should
the line be set now if the present magnetic declination is 8° 30' East.

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