The bearing of Q from P is 122o, what is the bearing of P from Q?

Assessment: WAEC SSCE - General Mathematics - 1994 (Objective) Subject: General Mathematics

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The bearing of Q from P is 122o, what is the bearing of P from Q?
Answer Details
If the bearing of Q from P is 122o, then the bearing of P from Q is 180o + 122o = 302o. This is because bearings are measured clockwise from north and the bearing of Q from P is 122o which is to the south-west of P. Therefore, the bearing of P from Q will be in the opposite direction, which is to the north-east, and we add 180o to 122o to get the bearing of P from Q, which is 302o.

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