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An earth station is located at latitude 12° S and longitude 52° W. The Az for a satellite at 70°W is * B A, degrees <0 <0 A <0 >0 <0 360° - A 180° - A 180° + A >0 >0 >0 95.2 degree -320.3 degree -100.2 degree O -302.6 degree

An earth station is located at latitude 12° S and longitude 52° W. The Az for a satellite at 70°W is * B A, degrees <0 <0 A <0 >0 <0 360° - A 180° - A 180° + A >0 >0 >0 95.2 degree -320.3 degree -100.2 degree O -302.6 degree

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12° S and longitude 52° W. The Az for a
satellite at 70°W is *
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A, degrees
<0
<0
A
>0
360° - A
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180° - A
180° + A
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95.2 degree
O -320.3 degree
O -100.2 degree
O -302.6 degree

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