Given the following tabulated data for a closed traverse in which the lengths of BC and CD have not been measures in the field. detremine these unknown quantities. ELABORATELATITUDESDEPARTURESLENGTHBEARINGLINEEWAB639.32 mN 09° 30' WBCUNKNOWNN 56° 55' WCDUNKNOWNS 56° 13' WDE570.53S 02° 02' EEA1,082.71S 89° 31'ESUMSSAPILSS

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Given the following tabulated data for a closed traverse in which the lengths of BC and CD have not been measured in the field. Determine these unknown quantities. LATITUDES DEPARTURES LENGTH BEARING LINE E W AB 639.32 m N 09° 30' W BC UNKNOWN N 56° 55' W CD UNKNOWN S 56° 13' W DE 570.53 S 02° 02' E EA 1,082.71 S 89° 31'E SUMS

Given the following tabulated data for a closed traverse in which the lengths of BC and CD have not been measured in the field. Determine these unknown quantities. LATITUDES DEPARTURES LENGTH BEARING LINE E W AB 639.32 m N 09° 30' W BC UNKNOWN N 56° 55' W CD UNKNOWN S 56° 13' W DE 570.53 S 02° 02' E EA 1,082.71 S 89° 31'E SUMS

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