An angle APB is measured at different times using various instruments and procedures. The results, which are assigned certain weights, are as follows: 46-13-28, wt 1; 46-13-32, wt 2; 43-13-30, wt 3; and 43-13-32 , wt 4. What is the most probable value of the angle?

An angle APB is measured at different times using various instruments and procedures. The results, which are assigned certain weights, are as follows: 46-13-28, wt 1; 46-13-32, wt 2; 43-13-30, wt 3; and 43-13-32 , wt 4. What is the most probable value of the angle?

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