4)From the technical description shown,determine the: a) length of the missing sides; b) area of the closed traverse using DPD Lines Bearings S56°30'E S10°00'E Distance(m) unknown 1 to 2 2 to 3 650 N88°30'W N2°10'W 3 to 4 1100 4 to 5 unknown 5 to 1 N57°20'E 640

4)From the technical description shown,determine the: a) length of the missing sides; b) area of the closed traverse using DPD Lines Bearings S56°30'E S10°00'E Distance(m) unknown 1 to 2 2 to 3 650 N88°30'W N2°10'W 3 to 4 1100 4 to 5 unknown 5 to 1 N57°20'E 640

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4)From the technical description shown,determine the:
a) length of the missing sides;
b) area of the closed traverse using DPD
Lines Bearings
S56°30'E
S10°00'E
Distance(m)
unknown
1 to 2
2 to 3
650
3 to 4
N88°30'W
N2°10'W
1100
4 to 5
unknown
5 to 1
N57°20'E
640

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