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11. Balance the following interior angles-to-the-right for a polygon traverse to the nearest 1" 35°09'32" for line AB. A = 57°00'34, B= 8824'40"; C = 126°37'20": D= 46°03' 46": using method 1 of Section 10.2. Compute the azimuths assuming a fixed azimuth of E=221053'30". (Note: Line BC bears NW.) (localeel quaderns (a) Angular misclosure: (b) Adjusted Angles: (c) Preliminary Azimuths: AB= BC= CD= DE= EA= 12. Determine departures and latitudes, linear Misclosure, and relative precision for the traverse of Problem 10.9 if lengths of the sides (in meters) are as follows: AB=383.808 BC = 360.209 CD = 342.204 DE = 336.210 EA = 267.527 13. Using Compass Rule, show the adjusted departure and latitudes.
11. Balance the following interior angles-to-the-right for a polygon traverse to the nearest 1" 35°09'32" for line AB. A = 57°00'34, B= 8824'40"; C = 126°37'20": D= 46°03' 46": using method 1 of Section 10.2. Compute the azimuths assuming a fixed azimuth of E=221053'30". (Note: Line BC bears NW.) (localeel quaderns (a) Angular misclosure: (b) Adjusted Angles: (c) Preliminary Azimuths: AB= BC= CD= DE= EA= 12. Determine departures and latitudes, linear Misclosure, and relative precision for the traverse of Problem 10.9 if lengths of the sides (in meters) are as follows: AB=383.808 BC = 360.209 CD = 342.204 DE = 336.210 EA = 267.527 13. Using Compass Rule, show the adjusted departure and latitudes.
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