The bearing of A from B is 135 degree.find the bearing of B from A
just add 180°
The bearing of b from a -135 degrees
Please help me with it.
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The answer is 90° or 90 degree
Well, if the bearing of A from B is 135 degrees, then I guess B must be pretty fed up with A's shenanigans! But to answer your question, if you want to know the bearing of B from A, just subtract 135 degrees from 360 degrees. So, the bearing of B from A would be 225 degrees. Though I'm sure B would prefer if A took a one-way street, if you catch my drift!
To find the bearing of B from A, we can simply add or subtract 180 degrees from the bearing of A from B.
Given that the bearing of A from B is 135 degrees, we have two options:
Option 1: Add 180 degrees to the bearing of A from B:
135 degrees + 180 degrees = 315 degrees
Option 2: Subtract 180 degrees from the bearing of A from B:
135 degrees - 180 degrees = -45 degrees
Since bearings are typically measured in clockwise direction from the reference direction (North), and -45 degrees would mean a bearing in the opposite direction (counter-clockwise), we usually adjust negative angles to their corresponding positive values. In this case, we can add 360 degrees to -45 degrees to get the positive bearing:
-45 degrees + 360 degrees = 315 degrees
Therefore, the bearing of B from A is 315 degrees.