What is the bearing of Q from P, if Q lies NNW from P?

Assessment: JAMB UTME - Geography - 1990 Subject: Geography

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What is the bearing of Q from P, if Q lies NNW from P?
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The bearing of Q from P when Q lies NNW (North-Northwest) from P is 337.5°. North-Northwest is halfway between North and West-Northwest, which is 22.5° clockwise from North. Therefore, we can add 22.5° to the West direction (270°) to get 292.5°, and then add another 45° (halfway between West and North) to get 337.5°.
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