From the following measured interior angles of a five-sided figure, compute the ff.: a.) Probable value of angle A. b.) Probable value of angle C. c.) Probable value of angle D. Value of Angles 110° Station No. of Measurements A 2 98° 108° 4. 120° 105° D 6. 4 E

From the following measured interior angles of a five-sided figure, compute the ff.: a.) Probable value of angle A. b.) Probable value of angle C. c.) Probable value of angle D. Value of Angles 110° Station No. of Measurements A 2 98° 108° 4. 120° 105° D 6. 4 E

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Q1 #2 Solve the ff. problems. Use 2 decimal places and BOX your final answer.

From the following measured interior angles of a five-sided figure, compute the ff.:
a.) Probable value of angle A.
b.) Probable value of angle C.
c.) Probable value of angle D.
Station
Value of Angles
110°
No. of Measurements
A
98°
1080
120°
105°
В
4
6.
4

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