18. In the situation below, we know that AB=4105 [m], angle ACB 86.82°, angle ACD = 78.11°, angle DCE = 113.19°, angle ADC = 37.24°, angle CDE 21.80° and angle BEC = 54.46°. Solve the distance DE. B. D.
18. In the situation below, we know that AB=4105 [m], angle ACB 86.82°, angle ACD = 78.11°, angle DCE = 113.19°, angle ADC = 37.24°, angle CDE 21.80° and angle BEC = 54.46°. Solve the distance DE. B. D.
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