Convert the following bearings to their equivalent azimuths:64deg. 45 minN 25°15' E (azimuth from north)270 deg.v Due East (azimuth from north)309 deg. 45minv S 50015' E (azimuth from south)45 deg. 45minS 45045' W (azimuth from south)

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Structural Analysis

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Convert the following bearings to their equivalent azimuths: 64deg. 45 min N 25015' E (azimuth from north) 270 deg. v Due East (azimuth from north) 309 deg. 45min v S 50°15' E (azimuth from south) 45 deg. 45min S 45045' W (azimuth from south)