Given in the accompanying tabulation are the observed data for a closed traverse obtained from a survey. a) Compute for the unknown quantities. b) Compute the are of the lot using DMD or DPD method. Show a complete solution and draw a diagram. LINE AB BC CD DE LENGTH (m) 233.10 242.05 191.50 Unknown AZIMUTH FROM NORTH 122°30 85°15' 20°00' Unknown 254°05 213°00' EF FA 270.65 252.38

Given in the accompanying tabulation are the observed data for a closed traverse obtained from a survey. a) Compute for the unknown quantities. b) Compute the are of the lot using DMD or DPD method. Show a complete solution and draw a diagram. LINE AB BC CD DE LENGTH (m) 233.10 242.05 191.50 Unknown AZIMUTH FROM NORTH 122°30 85°15' 20°00' Unknown 254°05 213°00' EF FA 270.65 252.38

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