6.16 See Figure 6.24. The five-sided, closed traverse has the following angles andfor 15distances:Bumise los A = 38°30'B = 100°38'C = 149°50Basigns no11100D = 85°59'AB= 371.006 mBC = 110.222 mCD = 139.872 mDE 103.119 mE = 165°03' EA = 319.860 m+2-725121Moto CDundeSide AB has an azimuth of 306°31'.(a) Perform a check for angular closure.(b) Compute both bearings and azimuths for all sides.(c) Compute the latitudes and departures.201Az. = 306°31'EFIGURE 6.24 Sketch for Problem 6.16.A

a)Let us check the sum of the internal anglesSo, There is no angular error.

6.16 See Figure 6.24. The five-sided, closed traverse has the following angles and distances: WERE STAT W'S B A = 38°30' AB = 371.006 m B = 100°38' 30 BC = 110.222 m - 20 CD = 139.872 m DE 103.119 m EA = 319.860 m C = 149°50 not 1300D = 85°59' 165°03' E = - - N to CSM (52 D Az. = 306°31' E FIGURE 6.24 Sketch for Problem 6.16. Side AB has an azimuth of 306°31'. (a) Perform a check for angular closure. (b) Compute both bearings and azimuths for all sides. (c) Compute the latitudes and departures. A

6.16 See Figure 6.24. The five-sided, closed traverse has the following angles and distances: WERE STAT W'S B A = 38°30' AB = 371.006 m B = 100°38' 30 BC = 110.222 m - 20 CD = 139.872 m DE 103.119 m EA = 319.860 m C = 149°50 not 1300D = 85°59' 165°03' E = - - N to CSM (52 D Az. = 306°31' E FIGURE 6.24 Sketch for Problem 6.16. Side AB has an azimuth of 306°31'. (a) Perform a check for angular closure. (b) Compute both bearings and azimuths for all sides. (c) Compute the latitudes and departures. A

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6.16 See Figure 6.24. The five-sided, closed traverse has the following angles and
for 15
distances:
B
umise los A = 38°30'
B = 100°38'
C = 149°50
Basigns no
11100D = 85°59'
AB= 371.006 m
BC = 110.222 m
CD = 139.872 m
DE 103.119 m
E = 165°03' EA = 319.860 m
+2-
725121
Moto C
D
unde
Side AB has an azimuth of 306°31'.
(a) Perform a check for angular closure.
(b) Compute both bearings and azimuths for all sides.
(c) Compute the latitudes and departures.
201
Az. = 306°31'
E
FIGURE 6.24 Sketch for Problem 6.16.
A

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