The sum of the latitudes and departures of asimple closed polygon traverse with five (5)sides are 0.329 m and 0.332 m, respectively.The estimated standard error of the traverseclosure is ± 0.02 m.Determine the following:• actual traverse linear misclosure• estimated error in the traverse closure ata 95% level of confidence• Is there a reason to believe that thetraverse contains any blunder? (yes or no)Select one:O Actual linear misclosure = 0.467 m;Estimated error at a 95% level ofconfidence= ± 0.019 m; noO Actual linear misclosure = 0.467 m;Estimated error at a 95% level ofconfidence= ± 0.064 m; yesO Actual linear misclosure= 0.467 m;Estimated error at a 95% level ofconfidence = ± 0.019 m; yesO Actual linear misclosure = 0.467 m;Estimated error at a 95% level ofconfidence= ± 0.064 m; noNone of the choices

Given data: Latitude=0.329 m Departure = 0.332 m The standard error of the traverse closure = ±…

The sum of the latitudes and departures of a simple closed polygon traverse with five (5) sides are 0.329 m and 0.332 m, respectively. The estimated standard error of the traverse closure is ± 0.02 m. Determine the following: • actual traverse linear misclosure • estimated error in the traverse closure at a 95% level of confidence • Is there a reason to believe that the traverse contains any blunder? (yes or no) Select one: Actual linear misclosure = 0.467 m; Estimated error at a 95% level of confidence = ± 0.019 m; no O Actual linear misclosure = 0.467 m; Estimated error at a 95% level of confidence = ± 0.064 m; yes O Actual linear misclosure = 0.467 m; Estimated error at a 95% level of confidence = + 0.019 m; yes O Actual linear misclosure = 0.467 m; Estimated error at a 95% level of confidence = ± 0.064 m; no O None of the choices

The sum of the latitudes and departures of a simple closed polygon traverse with five (5) sides are 0.329 m and 0.332 m, respectively. The estimated standard error of the traverse closure is ± 0.02 m. Determine the following: • actual traverse linear misclosure • estimated error in the traverse closure at a 95% level of confidence • Is there a reason to believe that the traverse contains any blunder? (yes or no) Select one: Actual linear misclosure = 0.467 m; Estimated error at a 95% level of confidence = ± 0.019 m; no O Actual linear misclosure = 0.467 m; Estimated error at a 95% level of confidence = ± 0.064 m; yes O Actual linear misclosure = 0.467 m; Estimated error at a 95% level of confidence = + 0.019 m; yes O Actual linear misclosure = 0.467 m; Estimated error at a 95% level of confidence = ± 0.064 m; no O None of the choices

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