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FEAST I style, test 10 of 15

Headings and angles

Judge angles, and the heading an aircraft should fly from one point to another.

Time: 3 min · free · in the style of AT-SAT Angles and FEAST coordinate tasks

  • Part 1, angles: how many degrees is the angle between the two lines?
  • Part 2, headings: north is up. What heading should an aircraft fly from A to B? Headings are given as three digits: 090 is east and 270 is west.
  • 15 seconds per question. Answer with the mouse or the keys 1–4.
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