A six-sided closed-loop traverse has the following station coordinates: 738.562 666.737 559.319 207.453 541.742 688.350 379.861 839.008 296.099 218.330 604.048 323.936 a) Compute the distance and bearing of each side. b) Compute the area enclosed by the traverse (hectares).

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