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    The Difference Between a North-Northeasterly Wind of 20<sup>o</sup> and a North-Northwesterly
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The Difference Between a North-Northeasterly Wind of 20o and a North-Northwesterly

Question 51

Question 51

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The difference between a north-northeasterly wind of 20o and a north-northwesterly wind of 340o is


A) 20o
B) 40 o
C) 320 o
D) 360 o

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