Maths Help: Finding Bearings - VividMath.com

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My math teacher would only ask the smartest kids in class do the understand if they say yes he move on to hw leaving me soooo confused!!!

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A teacher mostly only does that when the other students are disruptive or the other students does not know the work because they do not do their part or pay attention. Not because the others are smart. A teacher shows interest in students that are willing to do the work and do their part. The only other reasoning outside of what i just said is if they have to complete the syllabus in a particular time and even though some willing persons are trying...Their rate of learning may be still too slow for him/her to complete the syllabus in time, so they are forced to go on. The latter is a sad truth in some Cases, and thats where additional private classes has to be recommended by the tutor or considered by the student. U will know which of the categories you belong to and operate to suit. All the best. From a CXC/CSEC Math Teacher

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Yes

[@fazebandorlmao1434]

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[@VividMath]

Yes - Some textbooks only require 2 digits and others require 3 digits. You might want to check with your teachers preferences. As you know e.g 38 degrees is the same as 038 degrees. Hope that helps ;)

[@manrajsingh8786]

SIR YES SIR THIS HELPS ALOT SIR

[@richc8253]

Bearings are measured from the north or from the south towards the east or towards the west and does not exceed 90°. The measurements from north in a clockwise direction is an azimuth.

[@jaidaabbott8092]

I have a test on bearings today and we haven’t even talked about bearings for months in class. Thanks so much for this refresher man!

[@Onda-v1t]

Mate, that's brilliant! Every concept can be learned and made simple, and explained in plain English as you did. Thanks heaps!

[@techlife-101]

For basic concept. This is great Sir. 💯

[@emeraldravin296]

Thanks man you're totally genius ...

[@feeltheshadow6959]

2:00 Let's mark out the bearing so you can see it *visually* WOW

[@qurat6444]

Omg you explained it so easily my textbook made it so complicated THANK YOUU

[@angelamisceer646]

U made a wonderful video bcoz I am a bit of a slow learner in math so ur video really helped. Thanks a million

[@anamac6313]

Very helpful BUT it should be bearing 060degrees not 60degrees as they are written in 3 digit numbers :)

[@snowflowertea]

only if it is True bearing then yes

[@rigo117x7]

Why you do him like dat

[@manrajsingh8786]

True it must be accurate 060

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[@VividMath]

All the best

[@iliveformusic7543]

Wow I understand it now, its quite simple- thank you!!

[@JerseyMiller]

This is actually a measurement of North Azimuths. Bearings are measured from directly North and South with East and West being used to determine the direction from North and South. A Bearing angle will never be larger than 90 degrees. Example: N65*W or S35*E.

[@JunaidKhan-nl3dn]

Remember this formulas are used to convert RB to WCB 1st Q: RB=WCB 2ND: 180-RB=WCB 3rd Q: 180+RB=WCB 4th Q: 360-RB=WCB

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thanks, i also saw your other videos, they were all helpful!

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THANK YOU SO MUCH! YOU HELPED ME SOLVE MY HOMEWORK PROBLEMS!

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Thanks, that helped me finish my maths assignment.

[@ahmedmaan3091]

Woah this is 12 years ago I'm studying now for my tomorrow's exam

[@DominicvanUden]

Great help for maths exam! Thank you!!!

[@bernardoomar]

Outside of the USA they are called bearings. In the USA bearings are measured from N or S for example, in his first example it would be N60E

[@lukeE314]

Bernardo B why does the us love making things so confusing lel

[@simrannnn_]

Bearings is legit on my yr9 maths test tomorrow- and i have NO idea what im doing lmao

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Sem

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You have got a really nice way of explaining! Thank you!

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Thank you so much sir i have a test on this subject (Year 5) this week and i didn't understand till now ! Now i know how to do this just by seeing this video!

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Happy to help

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Im now learning this This makes more sense than my teacher

[@lucyhorobin7366]

Thank you!! I now FINALLY get bearings!!

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This helped heaps cheers mate keep uploading.

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ok but that arrow was so neat. love that

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Well explanation, thank you Sir!

[@suhaibawkeahmed3161]

TEACHER!! I have question Why you Add 180 And 19 degrees but Subtract all others ??

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I have my math exam tomorrow and I haven't attended a single class on bearing. I'll update on what marks I'll get after the exam!

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Update?

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why did you add the second one

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In bearing when do you subtract and when do you add

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11 years but still helps

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[@michaelopry4792]

Actually, these are north azimuths he is describing. North azimuths are measured from (or the initial side being zero) the north in a clockwise manner, and can have a magnitude up to 359 degrees-59 minutes-59 seconds. Bearings on the other hand are measured from the North OR South (initial side being zero) towards the east or the west and can have a magnitude of up to 90 degrees. For example, a bearing of North 35 degrees East, is measured from the north being 0, clockwise towards the east a magnitude of 35 degrees. A bearing of South 35 degrees east would be measured from the south being zero, counter-clockwise towards the east a magnitude of 35 degrees. North-west; from the north 0, towards the west 90. Southwest; from the south 0, towards the west 90. If you are also doing latitudes and departures (change in x,change in y) of the bearing angle your right triangle that is formed is drawn by following the directions of the bearing. For instance using his diagram of point O to point A, a northeast bearing would be drawn from the point O north along the y axis, the due north cardinal equivalent of the length of line OA, then to the east the due east cardinal equivalent to point A. That forms a right triangle using the Y axis, and the hypotenuse of the triangle being line OA. Your bearing angle would then be the angle formed by the Y axis,O, A, thus making the Y axis your adjacent side. the north most line from the y axis to point A would be the opposite side. Therefore to find the length of the adjacent side, you would use cosine of the bearing angle multiplied by the length of the hypotenuse(OA), that would give you the change in Y, change in Northing, change in latitude or simply called your latitude from O to A. To find the opposite side, you would use sine of the bearing angle multiplied by the hypotenuse (OA) which would then give you the change in X, change in easting, change in departure or simply called departure from O to A. If one only had the latitude and departure or change in x, change in Y from O to A, using the same triangle, one would use the inverse tangent of change in X divided by change in Y or the opposite over the adjacent. The change in X or change in Y are also called delta's. Delta X, Delta Y.

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[@lindaofori9519]

Pls can teach the longer version of bearings at once

[@NicholasGotACramp]

Dosent the bearing need to always be 3 digits?

[@moeenuddinsaiyed1586]

That is for TRUE BEARING not for COMPASS BEARINGS I guess I'm too late to respond 😂😂😂

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@@moeenuddinsaiyed1586 haha 6 years ago XDD

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so easy to understand

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Thank you.

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Good explanation 👌

[@markdhen]

on the first problem. on our book it says on Quadrant 1 Northeast Bearing = Azimuth and vice versa. which is true?

[@PowerG33k]

With A being 60 degrees True and C being 328 degrees True, how do you calculate the angle between A and C?

[@awacham1800]

I enjoyed process.

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It's possible to write from x to y

[@orbdragon2582]

This can help me for physics

[@kobbybrown9674]

Why is the bearing for B from O 190 degrees

[@Sandayylmao]

This was very helpful but can you tell me how to get the bearings cuz im kinda confused and i got exams

[@Ninnalle]

As a grade 10 student, Im here because we have test tomorrow

[@shahramashrat]

u worked out onlly the basic concept of bearing. can u go abit deep in to it like reverting the angle and stafff???

[@r.nguyen3451]

if you have a bearing of 303 could you just find the 90 degree angle and subtract it from 303, and find the answer??

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Maths made easy. Thank you!

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Glad it helped!

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Who is watching this knowing after a week wil forget

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Zaynab Bashir Are you kidding me? then watch and practice

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@@kingmannau1376 Some people can learn this and forget this after a week, someone like me :eyes:

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I will learn this now and forget it as I walk out the exam room... lol

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Sir this is so helpful and I would like to just say *THANK YOU !!* bcus my teacher is such a piece of sh*t *You saved me Sir* *I am going to gather all my 3 phones to hit that like button and subscribe !!*

[@springdayisnottoday371]

Why did you minus the rest but that one B from O?

[@waspnyan4945]

유나 xoheartyoona because he passed south which is equal to 180 deg since b from o is 19deg he added 180 and 19 to get the answer

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[@Land_Surveying_Studio]

Bearing of A is right but I think the method is wrong. Because N E Co-odinate count from North zero so 0+60 = 60° is right answer, i think. Thanks u

[@samuelokutu6624]

just a beginner. what should i do now

[@krishyalimboo4756]

How to Calculate WCB for 0° E?

[@sabus4312]

this is simple to understand but how do we do the other way round? like o from a or o from c? thats what i dont understand

[@woodnicklol]

thank you!

[@sagarpatel-vg4lp]

please tell me how to show bearings in WCB of 0, 90, 180, 270 in QB/RB.

[@nnennendukwe7161]

While getting the complementary u minus but when getting the supplementary u added why

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thank you