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Form 5 Bearings 2A [email protected] 1 Chapter 5: Three Figure Bearings Core (2A & 2B) Extension (2A) Interpret and use three-figure bearings measured clockwise from the north. Use scale drawings and trigonometrical ratios to solve problems involving bearings. SEC Syllabus (2015): Mathemtics Section 5.1 What are Bearings? There are many ways of giving bearings or directions. The most common method is the one in which NORTH is reckoned to be ZERO and angles are measured from the north in a CLOCKWISE direction. Usually 3 figures are given. o 055° is written for 55°. o 009° is written for 9°. In bearings when you draw angles you do not need to draw accurate angles with your protractor (if not otherwise stated). For example, in this diagram the bearing of B from A is 060°. A bearing can have any value from 0° to 360°. It is usual to give all bearings as three figures. This is known as a three-figure bearing. So, in the above example, the bearing is to be written as 060°, using three figures. Here are three more examples. A B 60° N N

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Chapter5:ThreeFigureBearings

Core(2A&2B) Extension(2A)

• Interpretandusethree-figurebearingsmeasuredclockwisefromthenorth.

• Usescaledrawingsandtrigonometricalratiostosolveproblemsinvolvingbearings.

SECSyllabus(2015):Mathemtics

Section5.1WhatareBearings?

• Therearemanywaysofgivingbearingsordirections.ThemostcommonmethodistheoneinwhichNORTHisreckonedtobeZEROandanglesaremeasuredfromthenorthinaCLOCKWISEdirection.

• Usually3figuresaregiven.o 055°iswrittenfor55°.o 009°iswrittenfor9°.

• Inbearingswhenyoudrawanglesyoudonotneedtodrawaccurateangleswithyourprotractor(ifnototherwisestated).

Forexample,inthisdiagramthebearingofBfromAis060°.

Abearingcanhaveanyvaluefrom0°to360°.Itisusualtogiveallbearingsasthreefigures.Thisisknownasathree-figurebearing.So,intheaboveexample,thebearingistobewrittenas060°,usingthreefigures.Herearethreemoreexamples.

A

B

60°

N

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Thereareeightbearings,whichyoushouldknow.Theyareshowninthediagram.

Disonabearingof048°fromC.

Fisonabearingof110°fromE.

Hisonabearingof330°fromG.

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Example1:ThebearingofAfromBis080.WhatisthebearingofBfromA?

Example2:Drawsketchestoillustratethefollowingsituations.

a) Cisonabearingof170°fromH

b) Bisonabearingof310°fromW

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Example3:AisduenorthfromC.BisdueeastfromA.Bisonabearingof045°fromC.SketchthelayoutofthethreepointsA,BandC.

Example4:Drawdiagramstosolvethefollowingproblems.

a) Thethree-figurebearingofAfromBis070°.Workoutthethree-figurebearingsofBfromA.

b) Thethree-figurebearingofPfromQis145°.Workoutthethree-figurebearingsofQfromP.

c) Thethree-figurebearingofXfromYis324°.Workoutthethree-figurebearingsofYfromX.

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Section5.2BearingsandTrigonometry

Example1:TwofishingboatsstartsailingfromthesameplaceP.Oneofthemsails14kmonabearingof060°toarriveatpointA.Theotherboatsailsfor12kmonabearingof150°toarriveatpointB.

a) Drawasketchusingthisinformationb) Showthat∠APB=90°c) CalculatethedistanceAB.

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Example2:TwohikersdepartfrompointP.Johnwalksfor8kmdueNorthtopointAwhilePatrickcovers11kmdueEasttopointB.Find:

a) thedirectdistanceAB

b) thebearingofAfromB

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Example4:FromapointP,amanwalks9kmnorthtoQ,then5kmeasttoR.WhatisthebearingofRfromP?

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Section5.3:UsingtheSineFormulaandtheCosineFormulaforbearings

a. Bis10cmawayfromAonabearingof030°.Cis15cmawayfroAonabearingof055°.FindthedistancebetweenBandC.

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b. A,B,CandDarefourtowns.Bis9kmduesouthofA.Cis12kmdueeastofB.Dis15kmawayfromConabearingof020°.Find:I. thedistancebetweentownAandtownCII. thebearingofAfromCIII. thedistancebetweentownAandtownD.

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c. A,BandCarethreepointsonahorizontalplane.Bis12mawayfromAonabearingof020°.Cis15mawayfromAonabearingof050°.AVisaverticalpoleandtheangleofelevationatthetopofthepolefromBis35°.FindI. theheightofpoleAVII. thelengthofBCIII. theareaofbaseABCIV. thebearingofCfromB.

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Section5.4:Bearingandscaledrawings

Step1:Makearoughdrawingoftheobject

Step2:Markallfullsizemeasurementsonthediagram.

Step3:Drawanothersketchandputthescaledmeasurementsonthisone.

Step4:Drawtheaccuratescaledrawing.

Example1:Fromoneend,A,ofaroadthebearingofabuilding,L,is015°.Theotherendoftheroad,B,is300mdueeastofA.FromBthebearingofthebuildingis320°.Usingascaleof1cmto50m,makeascalediagramtofindthedistanceofthebuildingfromA.

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Example3:ThediagramshowsthepositionsofthreeBritishcities:London,NottinghamandBirmingham.

a) Whatisthebearingof:i. NottinghamfromBirminghamii. LondonfromBirminghamiii. BirminghamfromNottingham

Nottingham

London

Birmingham

43°

48°

45 miles

100 miles

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b) Use1cmtorepresent10miles,drawascalediagramtoshowthepositionsof thethreecities.HencefindthedistancefromLondontoNottingham.

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