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1.14.3. Fore bearing and back bearing
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- 1.
What is the fore bearing?
Hint
Think about the direction used in measurements.
- 2.
What should be the ideal difference between fore bearing and back bearing?
Hint
Consider how you look at angles in a circle.
- 3.
What is the angle measured in a clockwise direction from magnetic north to a line called?
- Back Bearing
- Fore Bearing
- Traverse
Hint
Think about the direction you measure from in surveying.
- 4.
True or False: The back bearing and fore bearing should differ by 90°.
- True
- False
Hint
Consider what both bearings represent in relation to each other.
- 5.
You measure the fore bearing of line AB to be 150°. What should be the expected back bearing from point B to A?
Hint
Always add or subtract 180° for the relation.
- 6.
During a survey, you find the fore bearing is 275° and back bearing is recorded as 95°. What does this indicate?
Hint
Think about the differences and if they match the required values.
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