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When was the angle of the north built?
16 February 1998
How long did it to build the angle of the north?
the angel of the north is a great sculpture and vry big. it took 4 whole years to build the angle of the north
Is Azimuth the angle measured counterclockwise from north?
True.
What is a bearing in maths?
A bearing is a clockwise rotation from the North to the angle of the object.
How do you use protractor to measure to measure angle?
you will go to north protractor it means 0 and count up to the line of the angle example:
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