1.Convert DUE East to azimuth2. How many standard meridians are there in 105° ?3.The algebraic sum of latitude and departure of a six-sided tract of land are as follows:EL = - 1.35m,precision or relative error of the survey.ED = + 1.18 m. If the total length of boundary is 455. 56m, determine the4.The latitude and departure of a traverse line were computed as +77.56m and – 87.78mrespectively.a) Determine its bearingb) Determine azimuth,c) Determine is distance.

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4.The latitude and departure of a traverse line were computed as +77.56m and – 87.78m respectively. a) Determine its bearing b) Determine azimuth, c) Determine is distance.

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1.Convert DUE East to azimuth
2. How many standard meridians are there in 105° ?
3.The algebraic sum of latitude and departure of a six-sided tract of land are as follows:
EL = - 1.35m,
precision or relative error of the survey.
ED = + 1.18 m. If the total length of boundary is 455. 56m, determine the
4.The latitude and departure of a traverse line were computed as +77.56m and – 87.78m
respectively.
a) Determine its bearing
b) Determine azimuth,
c) Determine is distance.

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