FUNDAMENTALS OF SURVEYING 1 All azimuths are measured from South. All angles must be written to the nearest minute only. All latitudes and departures must be written to two decimal places only 15. Given the two angles of a triangular lot mark as ABC (plotted clock wise). Angles A and B are both 22°35'. Sides BC and CA are both 45.55m. Compute the area of the lot. Determine the length of side AB. Determine the bearing of side BC if the bearing of side AB is Due West

FUNDAMENTALS OF SURVEYING 1 All azimuths are measured from South. All angles must be written to the nearest minute only. All latitudes and departures must be written to two decimal places only 15. Given the two angles of a triangular lot mark as ABC (plotted clock wise). Angles A and B are both 22°35'. Sides BC and CA are both 45.55m. Compute the area of the lot. Determine the length of side AB. Determine the bearing of side BC if the bearing of side AB is Due West

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