A piece of land has two straight sides AB and BC and two irregular sides CD and DA. The distance from A to B =146m and from B to C=154m. The straight distance from the point D to the point A is 180m. The distance from A to C =200m.The offsets from CD and DA to the irregular boundaries as in the tables below. Calculate the area within the boundary. Simpson's rule should be applied wherever it is applicable.

A piece of land has two straight sides AB and BC and two irregular sides CD and DA. The distance from A to B =146m and from B to C=154m. The straight distance from the point D to the point A is 180m. The distance from A to C =200m.The offsets from CD and DA to the irregular boundaries as in the tables below. Calculate the area within the boundary. Simpson's rule should be applied wherever it is applicable.

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