Q4-In the traverse below if the Azimuth of AB = 30° 30' 30" find the coordinates ofpoint B and C70° 15' 15"200m58° 40' 40"A(15,15)Q5- For the closed looped traverse PQRS below, find:-1. Closing error and relative accuracy.2. The correct coordinate of Q and R points. (by using compass method)If known the computed coordinates of P, Q and R as shown belowNorth(y)3. The correct length and direction (AZ) of QR Iline.20mpoints East(X)45m300.24199.88(200,300)275200317.03RR144.0225m70mA30° 30' 30"

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Q4-In the traverse below if the Azimuth of AB = 30° 30' 30" find the coordinates of point B and C В 200m 70° 15' 15" 58° 40' 40" A (15,15) Az=30° 30' 30"

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