Seatwork No. 51. On the sketch provided, use open compass traverse and adjust the observed directionsand tabulate values accordingly by showing step-by-step solution.3965* 45)65 3038s46 2546*1033 550 32. Adjust the data below of a closed compass traverse. Tabulate the adjusted directions ofeach line.Observed BearingLineLength (m)ForwardВackS 35 00' WS 56 45' EN 76 00' EN 34 55' EN 56 30' WS 75 45' WS 42 15' WS 38 45' ES 85 15' EAB330.75BC305.43CD325.28DE201.10N 42 15' EN 39 00' WN 85 30' WEF225.25FA375.55

1. The forward bearing of the line CD is S33°15É. The backward bearing of the line CD is N33°15W.…

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1. On the sketch provided, use open compass traverse and adjust the observed directions and tabulate values accordingly by showing step-by-step solution. 65*45 46'25 65'30 33i

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Seatwork No. 5
1. On the sketch provided, use open compass traverse and adjust the observed directions
and tabulate values accordingly by showing step-by-step solution.
39
65* 45)
65 30
38s
46 25
46*10
33 5
50 3
2. Adjust the data below of a closed compass traverse. Tabulate the adjusted directions of
each line.
Observed Bearing
Line
Length (m)
Forward
Вack
S 35 00' W
S 56 45' E
N 76 00' E
N 34 55' E
N 56 30' W
S 75 45' W
S 42 15' W
S 38 45' E
S 85 15' E
AB
330.75
BC
305.43
CD
325.28
DE
201.10
N 42 15' E
N 39 00' W
N 85 30' W
EF
225.25
FA
375.55

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