Observed bearing (due to local attraction) is N13 Deg 40 Min W. True bearing is N12 Deg 45 Min E. Note that these bearings are in different quadrants, and the difference is 26 Deg 25 Min. Is local attraction measured as 26 Deg 25 Min East, or 26 Deg 25 Min West? I think it should be East, but I need to understand what the rule is.

Observed bearing (due to local attraction) is N13 Deg 40 Min W. True bearing is N12 Deg 45 Min E. Note that these bearings are in different quadrants, and the difference is 26 Deg 25 Min. Is local attraction measured as 26 Deg 25 Min East, or 26 Deg 25 Min West? I think it should be East, but I need to understand what the rule is.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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