Original post by 2710
I would assume it meant North West 10 degrees. So anticlockwise 10 degrees from North. Maybe
I don't think it is (according to what I have seen in my book).. Anyone else care to shed some light on this?
From North turn 10 degrees West.
Anticlockwise 10 degrees from North as 2710 said, or a bearing of 350 degrees.
Anticlockwise 10 degrees from North as 2710 said, or a bearing of 350 degrees.
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