GCSE: How do you find the bearing of point B from A?
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Draw a line pointing North from point A.
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Use a ruler to draw a line that joins points A and B.
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Use a protractor to measure the angle between the line that is North of A and the line that joins A and B
This angle is called the bearing of point B from A.
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