AREA BY TRIANGLES. Given in the accompanying tabulation are quantities which were measured for a five-sided field. If the length of AB is 268.70 m, determine the area of the field in square meters. ас Angle Observed Value 96°30' Bo 34°10' Өз 58°05' 59°15' e9 70°42' 45°22' 60°45' 92°10' 29°40' A 268.70 m

AREA BY TRIANGLES. Given in the accompanying tabulation are quantities which were measured for a five-sided field. If the length of AB is 268.70 m, determine the area of the field in square meters. ас Angle Observed Value 96°30' Bo 34°10' Өз 58°05' 59°15' e9 70°42' 45°22' 60°45' 92°10' 29°40' A 268.70 m

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