Learn how to graph a bearing

The video tutorial explains the concept of bearings, starting with an introduction to directions such as northeast and southwest. It emphasizes that bearings always start at due north, with positive direction going to the right. The tutorial then demonstrates how to calculate a bearing of 115 degrees, noting that northeast is 90 degrees, and thus the bearing is an additional 25 degrees. The video concludes with a representation of angles from due north.

What is the starting point for measuring bearings?

• Due south

• Due west

• Due north

• Due east

In which direction are bearings measured positively?

• To the left

• To the right

• Upwards

• Downwards

If northeast is 90 degrees, what is the bearing of 115 degrees?

• 25 degrees more than northeast

• 25 degrees less than northeast

• Exactly northeast

• Exactly southeast

What is the additional angle added to northeast to get a bearing of 115 degrees?

• 25 degrees

• 30 degrees

• 20 degrees

• 15 degrees

What does the angle from due north represent in the context of bearings?

• The starting point

• The direction of travel

• The angle of deviation

• The final destination