Q1/ The data givenin Table below were obtained for an anti-clockwise closed-loop traverse.The azimuth of AF 136° 25' 12'. Determine the adjusted traverse by Bowditch's methodLength Internal Correction CorrectedangleStation(m)Int. angle130 18 45102.925 110 1823"99 3235"33.866 116 18'02"63.719 119 46'0779.097 143 46°20"|389.487 720°00ʻ12"|130*18'43"110 18 21"99 32'33"116 18 00119 46'05"- 2"17.098<-2"<-2"C92.782- 2<-2"<-2"143 46'18"720 00'00FΣ- 12"

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Q1/ The data givenin Table below were obtained for an anti-clockwise closed-loop traverse. The azimuth of AF 136 25' 12'. Determine the adjusted traverse by Bowditch's method Length Internal Correction Corrected (m) Station angle A. 17.098 130 1845" 102925 110 1823" 92.782 993235" 33.866 116 18'02" 63.719 119°46'07 130 18'43 110 18 21" - 2" 116 18'00 119 46'05" 143 46'18" 720 00'00 <-2" 2" C 99 3233" D <-2" - 2 79.097 143°46'20" 2" Σ 389.487 720 0012"| 12

Q1/ The data givenin Table below were obtained for an anti-clockwise closed-loop traverse. The azimuth of AF 136 25' 12'. Determine the adjusted traverse by Bowditch's method Length Internal Correction Corrected (m) Station angle A. 17.098 130 1845" 102925 110 1823" 92.782 993235" 33.866 116 18'02" 63.719 119°46'07 130 18'43 110 18 21" - 2" 116 18'00 119 46'05" 143 46'18" 720 00'00 <-2" 2" C 99 3233" D <-2" - 2 79.097 143°46'20" 2" Σ 389.487 720 0012"| 12

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