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Used for LANTITE preparation (Australia). MG = Measurement & Geometry strand. Two people walk away from a central flagpole, in different directions. The multiple choice question asks for the angle between them. There are seven potential scenarios.

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{name1}, {name2} and {name3} are all standing next to a flagpole.

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{direc1}

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{direc2}

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{name3} turns to look at {name1}. Then {name3} turns in a clockwise direction until {pronoun} is looking at {name2}. 

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The example below shows one way of approaching these kinds of questions. Read it through and see if you can then apply the reasoning to the given problem.

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Sample question:

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Isaac, Ben and Madi are all standing next to a flagpole.

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Isaac walks 25 metres in a southerly direction, then turns and walks 25 metres in a westerly direction, then stops.
Ben walks 10 metres in an easterly direction, then turns and walks 10 metres in a southerly direction, then stops.

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Madi turns to look at Isaac. Then Madi turns in a clockwise direction until she is looking at Ben.

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How many degrees did Madi turn through between looking at Isaac and looking at Ben?

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Solution:

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Imagine that the flagpole is at the centre of the compass rose below.

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The solid yellow lines show the path that Isaac took - south and then west. Effectively, Isaac has travelled in a south-westerly direction because both sections of his walk were the same length (25 metres each).

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The solid red lines on the diagram below show the path that Ben took - east and then south. Effectively, Ben has travelled in a south-easterly direction because both sections of his walk were the same length (10 metres each).

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Now imagine that Madi is at the centre of the compass rose. She looks first at Isaac, then turns clockwise to look at Ben (see the curved black arrow). It does not matter that Ben and Isaac travelled different distances. We are interested in the angle between them.

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How many degrees has she turned through? In this case, she has turned through 3 x 90 degrees.

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Madi turned through 270 degrees between looking at Isaac and looking at Ben.

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Images adapted from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Compass_rose_simple.svg

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