Michele Conway, Belle Cottingham, Alastair Duncombe and, Amanda George Solutions for Exercise 3: Exercise 1

Draw a point O near the centre of a clean page. Draw lines $5 \mathrm{cm}$ long from the point O to show the direction of the following bearings (you will need to draw the north line at O and label the lines with the letter for the part of the question): $200°$

Draw a point O near the centre of a clean page. Draw lines $5 \mathrm{cm}$ long from the point O to show the direction of the following bearings (you will need to draw the north line at O and label the lines with the letter for the part of the question): $300°$

A boat sails from the end of the pier, P, to a buoy, Q, and to a second buoy, R, and then back to P. A scale diagram of the journey is shown. Using your protractor measure: The bearing of Q from P.

A boat sails from the end of the pier, P, to a buoy, Q, and to a second buoy, R, and then back to P. A scale diagram of the journey is shown. Using your protractor measure: The bearing of R from P.

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A boat sails from the end of the pier, P, to a buoy, Q, and to a second buoy, R, and then back to P. A scale diagram of the journey is shown. Using your protractor measure: The bearing of R from Q.

A boat sails from the end of the pier, P, to a buoy, Q, and to a second buoy, R, and then back to P. A scale diagram of the journey is shown. Using your protractor measure: The bearing of Q from R.

Jana and Alice look diagram below. Jana says that the bearing of P from R looks to be about $280°$ as it is a bit more than three right angles. Alice says it looks more like $80°$ as it is almost $90°$. Explain which of them is more likely to be correct and explain the mistake that the other one has made.​​​

The bearing of P from Q is $065°$. What is the bearing of Q from P?