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Given: • A (1030.00 N, 990.00 E), B (1040.00 N, 1120.00 E) • ZA= 51° 54'41", ZB = 53° 12'46" • AC = 108.16, BC = 106.30 Find: 0) Angle reference of AB to East 1) Angle reference of AC to North and then coordinates of C from AC 2) Angle reference of BC to North and then coordinates of C from BC A Plan View N B

Given: • A (1030.00 N, 990.00 E), B (1040.00 N, 1120.00 E) • ZA= 51° 54'41", ZB = 53° 12'46" • AC = 108.16, BC = 106.30 Find: 0) Angle reference of AB to East 1) Angle reference of AC to North and then coordinates of C from AC 2) Angle reference of BC to North and then coordinates of C from BC A Plan View N B

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Given: ● • Find: A (1030.00 N, 990.00 E), B (1040.00 N, 1120.00 E) ZA = 51° 54'41", ZB = 53° 12'46" AC= 108.16, BC = 106.30 0) Angle reference of AB to East 1) Angle reference of AC to North and then coordinates of C from AC 2) Angle reference of BC to North and then coordinates of C from BC A Plan View N B
Transcribed Image Text:Given: ● • Find: A (1030.00 N, 990.00 E), B (1040.00 N, 1120.00 E) ZA = 51° 54'41", ZB = 53° 12'46" AC= 108.16, BC = 106.30 0) Angle reference of AB to East 1) Angle reference of AC to North and then coordinates of C from AC 2) Angle reference of BC to North and then coordinates of C from BC A Plan View N B
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given data:-

coordinate of point A(1030.00 N, 990.00 E)

coordinate of point B(1440.00 N, 1120.00 E)

the length of AC=108.16

the length of BC=106.30

the angle of A=\angleA 51o 54' 41"

the angle of B=\angleB 53o 12' 46"

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