2. From the closed compass traverse shown, ifthe forward bearing of line AB is N 78°9' E,compute the: LEC, the bearing of the LECand the RP.DIST.BEARING LATTUDEDEPARTURECOURSEA-BB-CCDD-EE-A11520 m111.30m,125°4094 10E31 40117.50 m.98°20-119.20 m.

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2. From the closed compass traverse shown, if the forward bearing of line AB is N 78°9' E, compute the: LEC, the bearing of the LEC and the RP. LATITUDE DEPARTURE COURSE DIST. BEARING A-B B-C C-D D-E E-A 11520 m 111.30m. 12540 9410 E 31 49 117.50 m. 110.00 m

2. From the closed compass traverse shown, if the forward bearing of line AB is N 78°9' E, compute the: LEC, the bearing of the LEC and the RP. LATITUDE DEPARTURE COURSE DIST. BEARING A-B B-C C-D D-E E-A 11520 m 111.30m. 12540 9410 E 31 49 117.50 m. 110.00 m

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2. From the closed compass traverse shown, if
the forward bearing of line AB is N 78°9' E,
compute the: LEC, the bearing of the LEC
and the RP.
DIST.
BEARING LATTUDE
DEPARTURE
COURSE
A-B
B-C
CD
D-E
E-A
11520 m
111.30m,
125°40
94 10
E
31 40
117.50 m.
98°20-
119.20 m.

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