Question: Calculate the whole circle angle ( i . e . with reference to line TBM 1 - A ) for the angle measured at point

Calculate the whole circle angle (i.e. with reference to line TBM 1-A) for the angle measured at point C,(angle BCD) and express it as a decimal to 4 decimal places (enter the angle, in degrees, as a decimal rather than expressing it in degrees, minutes and seconds: \deg )An instrument was set up over TBM 1, and backsights onto point A before sighting onto B. The instrument was then moved to B, back-sighted onto TBM 1 and then sighted at C. It was moved once again, to C, back-sighted onto B before being sighted onto D. The line between TBM 1 to point A is to act as the reference plane for the site (taken as zero degrees: 00'0''. Note that the instrument would not provide the ability to zero the horizontal angles before taking a reading.
\table[[\table[[Instrument],[located at]],\table[[Instrument],[sighted],[onto]],\table[[\table[[Instrument],[Face],[(FL/FR)]]]],Horizonlal angle reading],[\table[[Degrees],[()]],\table[[Minutes],[(c)]],\table[[Seconds],[(11)]]],[TBM 1,A,FL,4,2,5],[B,FL,314,22,50,],[PT B,TBM 1,FL,359,0,\table[[0,]]],[C,FL,121,15,5],[PT C,B,FL,2,20,10],[D,FL,184,55,50]]
Calculate the whole circle angle (i.e. with reference to line TBM 1-A) for the angle measured at point C,(angle BCD) and express it as a decimal to 4 decimal places (enter the angle, in degrees, as a decimal rather than expressing it in degrees, minutes and seconds: ')
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