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One point of a compass is equal to how many degrees?

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🔍 Key Concepts

• Relationship between points of the compass and a full 360° circle • How many points are in a traditional mariner’s compass card • Method: divide total degrees in a circle by the number of points

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• If a full circle is 360°, how would you find the size in degrees of just one equal division if there are 32 of them? • Try multiplying each answer choice by the total number of compass points you remember— which one gets closest to 360°? • Think about whether points are large chunks of the circle or small fine divisions used for more precise bearings.

✅ Before You Answer

• Confirm how many points are on a standard mariner’s compass (commonly taught in navigation). • Check which option, when multiplied by that number of points, is almost exactly 360°. • Verify that the result makes sense for a fine bearing (is it a small enough angle for precise navigation?).

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Question 1 of 2066636ee928f7522a1c519d87

One point of a compass is equal to how many degrees?

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One point of a compass is equal to how many degrees?

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🔍 Key Concepts

• Relationship between points of the compass and a full 360° circle • How many points are in a traditional mariner’s compass card • Method: divide total degrees in a circle by the number of points

💭 Think About

• If a full circle is 360°, how would you find the size in degrees of just one equal division if there are 32 of them? • Try multiplying each answer choice by the total number of compass points you remember— which one gets closest to 360°? • Think about whether points are large chunks of the circle or small fine divisions used for more precise bearings.

✅ Before You Answer

• Confirm how many points are on a standard mariner’s compass (commonly taught in navigation). • Check which option, when multiplied by that number of points, is almost exactly 360°. • Verify that the result makes sense for a fine bearing (is it a small enough angle for precise navigation?).

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