Find all azimuth angles. Show solutions.N= North NAB1ILe.bl.giBOBC11-ODEOEACесоAB = 87° 50'17"OBC = 78°53'09"OCD : 120° 47'17"DE : -69°32'42.5"+ EA = 142°34'46"

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AB N I 1 15°19'27" / OBC -DE OEA OCD AB = 87° 50'17" OBC= 78°53'09" OCD 120° 47'17" DE-69°32'42.5" EA 142 34'46"

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Find all azimuth angles. Show solutions.

N= North

N
AB
1
I
Le.bl.gi
B
OBC
1
1
-ODE
OEA
C
есо
AB = 87° 50'17"
OBC = 78°53'09"
OCD : 120° 47'17"
DE : -69°32'42.5"
+ EA = 142°34'46"

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