A Line AB BC CA sum The azimuth of AB is given as ##12'25 where is...

 

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A Line AB BC CA sum The azimuth of AB is given as ##°12'25" where is the last two digits of the student number. Given: Interior Angle A =40°, Interior Angle B= 110° and Interior Angle C = 30°. Length AB= 53.209m Length BC= 68.415 m Length CA= 100.001 m. Note this triangle is not to scale. B dist (m) Degree C minutes Seconds decimal degree radian Corrections Adjusted Departure Latitude Departure Latitude 1. What is the linear misclosure? 2. What Is the relative precision? sum Adjusted Coordinates Point Dep (x) Lat. (y) departure 5 marks 5 marks 3. Complete the unadjusted Departure and Latitudes in the above table. 25 marks 4. Complete the adjusted Departure and Latitudes in the above table. 35 marks Latitude A Line AB BC CA sum The azimuth of AB is given as ##°12'25" where is the last two digits of the student number. Given: Interior Angle A =40°, Interior Angle B= 110° and Interior Angle C = 30°. Length AB= 53.209m Length BC= 68.415 m Length CA= 100.001 m. Note this triangle is not to scale. B dist (m) Degree C minutes Seconds decimal degree radian Corrections Adjusted Departure Latitude Departure Latitude 1. What is the linear misclosure? 2. What Is the relative precision? sum Adjusted Coordinates Point Dep (x) Lat. (y) departure 5 marks 5 marks 3. Complete the unadjusted Departure and Latitudes in the above table. 25 marks 4. Complete the adjusted Departure and Latitudes in the above table. 35 marks Latitude

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