Exercise:The followingTable showsthe fieldmeasurementsof four anglesof traverse.Using the table,calculate thevalues of theangle.ObservationTargetFace leftFace rightAcсеptedmean anglestationstationreadingreadingA89° 16' 20"269° 16' 20"185° 18' 40"05° 19' 00B.185° 39' 40"05° 39 20271° 38' 20"91° 38' 40"275° 18' 00"95° 18 20181 02' 4001° 02' 20180° 00 00"00.00 .00272 15' 3092° 15' 30

Station Target Station Face left Reading Face Right Reading Mean Angle Obtained Angle B A…

ercise: The following Table shows the field measurements of four angles of traverse. Using the table, calculate the values of the Observation Target Face left Face right reading Аccеpted mean angle station station reading B. 89 16' 20 269° 16' 20 C 185° 18' 40" 05 19' 00" 185° 39' 40" 05° 39 20 271 38' 20" 91 38 40 95 18 20 181 02' 40 275 18' 00" 01° 02' 20" 180° 00' 00" A 00.00 .00 272 15' 30" 92° 15' 30 angle. CA D.

ercise: The following Table shows the field measurements of four angles of traverse. Using the table, calculate the values of the Observation Target Face left Face right reading Аccеpted mean angle station station reading B. 89 16' 20 269° 16' 20 C 185° 18' 40" 05 19' 00" 185° 39' 40" 05° 39 20 271 38' 20" 91 38 40 95 18 20 181 02' 40 275 18' 00" 01° 02' 20" 180° 00' 00" A 00.00 .00 272 15' 30" 92° 15' 30 angle. CA D.

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