a.
To identify: The angle in degrees that describe the compass bearing SSE (south southeast)
Refer to the 16 compass bearing shown. North corresponds to an angle of
The angle is 202.5 degrees.
Given information:
North corresponds to an angle of
Explanation:
Consider the given information.
SSW represent the 9/16 of the 360-degree compass.
So, the angle is 202.5 degrees.
b.
To identify: The angle in degrees that describe the compass bearing WNW (west north west)
Refer to the 16 compass bearing shown. North corresponds to an angle of
The angle is 292.5 degrees.
Given information:
North corresponds to an angle of
Explanation:
Consider the given information.
WNW represent the 13/16 of the 360-degree compass.
So, the angle is 292.5 degrees.
c.
To identify: The angle in degrees that describe the compass bearing NNW (north north west)
Refer to the 16 compass bearing shown. North corresponds to an angle of
The angle is 337.5 degrees.
Given information:
North corresponds to an angle of
Explanation:
Consider the given information.
NWN represent the 15/16 of the 360-degree compass.
So, the angle is 337.5 degrees.
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