H.W2.1Q1- The deflection angles of closed loop traverse ABCDEF where measured as showing belowA47° 56' 45"149° 48'149° 48' 10"47° 56' 45"N 42° 31' E10"C65° 34' 26"138° 57'65° 34' 26"22"E52° 10' 35"EF141° 10'52° 10' 35138° 57' 22"18"141° 10' 18"FIf the bearing of AB= N 42° 31' E. Find the Azimuth, Back Azimuth, Bearing and Back Bearing ofAB and BC the sides of traverse.

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H.W2.1 Q1- The deflection angles of closed loop traverse ABCDEF where measured as showing below A 47° 56' 45" B 149° 48' 47° 56' 45" 149 48' 10" N 42° 31' E 10" C 65° 34' 26" 138° 57' 65° 34' 26" 22" E 52° 10' 35" F 141° 10' 52 10' 35 138° 57' 22" 18" 141° 10' 18" If the bearing of AB= N 42° 31' E. Find the Azimuth, Back Azimuth, Bearing and Back Bearing of AB and BC the sides of traverse.

H.W2.1 Q1- The deflection angles of closed loop traverse ABCDEF where measured as showing below A 47° 56' 45" B 149° 48' 47° 56' 45" 149 48' 10" N 42° 31' E 10" C 65° 34' 26" 138° 57' 65° 34' 26" 22" E 52° 10' 35" F 141° 10' 52 10' 35 138° 57' 22" 18" 141° 10' 18" If the bearing of AB= N 42° 31' E. Find the Azimuth, Back Azimuth, Bearing and Back Bearing of AB and BC the sides of traverse.

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