Bearings
Three rules
A bearing is an angle:
- measured from north,
- clockwise,
- written with three figures (045°, not 45°).
The way back
The bearing of A from B is the bearing of B from A plus 180° (or minus 180° if that goes past 360°).
If B is on 060° from A, then A is on 240° from B.
Turning clockwise adds to a bearing; turning anticlockwise subtracts. Keep the answer between 000° and 359°.
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