51. The bearing 225^circ is the same as the compass direction:
- north-west
- south-west
- south-east
- north-east
Answer: B) south-west
Explanation: 225^circ = 180^circ + 45^circ, halfway between south and west. SLO M-09-B-25 · Knowledge
MCQs / Mathematics / Bearing
63 multiple-choice questions on Bearing from Mathematics, each with the correct answer and, where available, a teacher's explanation. Read through them to revise the chapter, then practise the same questions one by one to test yourself.
Answer: B) south-west
Explanation: 225^circ = 180^circ + 45^circ, halfway between south and west. SLO M-09-B-25 · Knowledge
Answer: B) dsintheta
Explanation: The east component is opposite the angle measured from north. SLO M-09-B-27 · Application
Answer: A) 090^circ
Explanation: Measure clockwise from north (the positive y-axis): 090^circ. SLO M-09-B-26 · Understanding
Answer: C) 315^circ
Explanation: Bearings are measured clockwise from north: N = 000^circ, E = 090^circ, S = 180^circ, W = 270^circ. SLO M-09-B-25 · Knowledge
Answer: C) 150^circ
Explanation: Start at north and turn clockwise: S,30^circ, E = 150^circ. SLO M-09-B-25 · Knowledge
Answer: B) S,70^circ, E
Explanation: 180^circ - 110^circ = 70^circ east of south. SLO M-09-B-25 · Knowledge
Answer: C) 065^circ
Explanation: Back bearing = 245^circ - 180^circ = 065^circ. SLO M-09-B-26 · Understanding
Answer: B) in a straight line
Explanation: 250^circ - 70^circ = 180^circ, so Q and R are in exactly opposite directions from P. SLO M-09-B-26 · Understanding
Answer: C) clockwise from north
Explanation: Always start at north and turn clockwise, using three digits. SLO M-09-B-25 · Knowledge
Answer: C) west and north
Explanation: 270^circ is west and 360^circ is north. SLO M-09-B-25 · Knowledge
Answer: C) 315^circ
Explanation: North-west, i.e. 360^circ - 45^circ = 315^circ. SLO M-09-B-27 · Application
Answer: C) 12 km
Explanation: 13^2 - 5^2 = 12 km. SLO M-09-B-27 · Application
Answer: A) 230^circ
Explanation: Back bearing = 50^circ + 180^circ = 230^circ. SLO M-09-B-26 · Understanding
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