Calculating bearings made easy: Step - by - step guide part 1

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A from B = 180 + 30 = 210 B from C = 180 + 130 = 310 Note: Alternate Angles is what was used

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We appreciate your feedback, and You are right when you say that you used the property of alternate angles, but the Bearing of A from B is not 180 degrees + 30 degrees. It's supposed to be 180 degrees + 70 degrees giving 250 degrees as the correct answer. It is so because the 70 degree at A is Alternate to the 70 degree at B.

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It looked like 30. Thank you then it must be 180 + 70 = 250

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