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Bearing from P to Q
Added by Kadie Armstrong on Feb 6, 2008
An interactive animation illustrating how to find a return bearing. The bearing from P to Q is 240°. Ask pupils to find the bearing from Q to P. Click the triangle button to show the corresponding angles to help find the answer.
This item is part of Absorb Mathematics.
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