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If you find yourself in a locality where the magnetic declination is 15. East, in which direction is true North in relation to a compass needle?
 
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At the lower left of the HertzprungRussell diagram we find
 
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  B) red giant stars
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  D) main sequence stars


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Reply #1 on: Jul 27, 2018
Answer to Question 1

15 East means the compass is pointing 15 East of true North. So true North would be 15 WEST of the compass direction.

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