Problem: Below, tabulated data of an open compass traverse. LINE DIST(M) FB BB N 45deg, 00min W S 60deg, 30min W N 30deg, 50min E S 75deg, 15min W АВ 200.50 S 45deg, 10min N 60deg, 30min E S 31deg, 00min W BC 400.75 CD 175.50 DE 100.25 N 75deg, 50min E Plot the traverse and adjust the forward and backward bearing of each course. Tabulate final answers. Show your handwritten solutions ( with diagram) in short bond.

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