In addition to using the coordinate system, what other instrument might be used to describe the orientation of a crime scene object?
A) pH meter
B) Magnifying lens
C) Spectrophotometer
D) Alternate light source
E) Directional compass

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A directional compass can be used to describe the orientation of a crime scene object in terms of its direction or angle relative to north or another reference point. This can be useful information for investigators trying to reconstruct the position and movement of objects or individuals at the crime scene. pH meters, magnifying lenses, and spectrophotometers are not likely to be useful for describing orientation. Alternate light sources can be used in crime scene investigation, but not necessarily for orientation purposes.

In Addition to Using the Coordinate System, What Other Instrument