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What is an arrow-finger?
An arrow-finger is an alternative name for the forefinger.
When did Arrow of Laputa happen?
Arrow of Laputa happened in 2010.
When was Rootes Arrow created?
Rootes Arrow was created in 1966.
When was Arrow Electronics created?
Arrow Electronics was created in 1935.
What the arrow stand for?
The arrow represents direction and leading. When lost an arrow will point you in the right direction. The recycle sign are arrows formed to make a triangle.
What is the purpose of the meridian arrow?
The meridian arrow is a feature on a theodolite or transit, used in surveying and engineering to orient the instrument with true north. By aligning the meridian arrow with the geographic or true north direction, surveyors can ensure accurate measurements and angles in their work.
What is the arrow to the left of north on a compass?
The symbol that shows direction with an arrow towards North with the letter 'N' (for North) is called a north arrow. It is mostly shown in a cruciform (in the form of a cross)
Can you have a bow and arrow for archery purpose?
yes
What are the fackts?
Frame Arrow (north arrow) Colour Key Title Scale
What symbol is on a map but not a key?
An arrow north.
What is the purpose of the arrow on the number line?
Its so its easy to caculate
What are the red and black arrows on the compass called?
The red arrow on a compass is the magnetic north indicator, pointing to the Earth's magnetic north pole. The black arrow is the direction of travel arrow, used to align with your desired direction of travel.
What is the compass used for?
it is used for you to find north. the arrow that stays in a direction points north
What is the arrow pointing upward on a map called?
The arrow pointing upward on a map is called a compass rose. It indicates the direction of north on the map.
Why does a compass have a red arrow and a white arrow?
compasses point because of Earth's magnetic field for example, if you think of the Earth as having a big bar magnet in it, then the South end of the magnet would be in the North Pole and the North end in the South pole. then, the natural "Opposites Attract" rule comes into play.
How do you describe the arrow pointing to the north pole?
sharp you dumbo
If an archer shoots an arrow into a target 53 m north of his position what do you call the magnitude of the arrow's displacement?
The magnitude of the arrow's displacement would be 53 meters north. Displacement is a vector quantity that represents the distance and direction between the initial and final positions.
