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How do you turn 0.75 into a fraction?
divide and get four fifths
How do you draw one quarter of a right angle turn?
How do you draw a one-quarter right- angle turn
What is a five right angle turn?
A five right angle turn is 450 degress. It ia an ubtuse angle, which means it ia greater than a right angle, 90 degress.
What is the degree measure of a four right angle turn?
0, 180 or 360 degrees - depending on the direction of the turns.
What does left five minus over crest into right four plus mean?
its a Rally language - co driver is explaining his driver distance to the point, type of point (crest), next turn (to the right) and angle of the turn (four means pretty sharp angle, so pilot can prepare himself
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