The bearing of Q from P is 060¤ while the bearing of R from Q is 150¤ if PQ=QR find the bearing of R from P
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To find the bearing of R from P, we need to add the bearings of PQ and QR. Here's how you can calculate it:
1. Start by drawing a sketch of the situation. Place points P, Q, and R on a piece of paper, and indicate the given bearing measurements.
P ---------> Q
060° |
| 150°
V
R
2. Since PQ = QR, we can form a triangle PQR with equal sides.
3. To find the bearing of R from P, we need to add the bearing of PQ and QR. Since the bearing of PQ is 060° and the bearing of QR is 150°, we can add them together.
060° + 150° = 210°
Therefore, the bearing of R from P is 210°.