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Following a bearing

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I can identify the position of point B given its bearing from point A.

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The position of a point can be described in terms of another point. When translating, you described moving left/right and up/down. For bearings, you describe standing on a point and turning a number of degrees to face the new point. The bearing is always measured clockwise from North and described with three digits. The distance to the new point does not need to be described, but can be.

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