SHOW COMPLETE SOLUTION IN SOLVING A AND THE AREA 1. a. Find the length r and p of the missing sides DE and EA of the traverse below. b. Using either DMD or DPD method, compute for the area of the traverse. LINE DISTANCE (feet) BEARING S 37°30' E S 43015' W N 73°00' W AB 300 ВС 400 CD 250 DE N 12°45'E EA N 65040' E

SHOW COMPLETE SOLUTION IN SOLVING A AND THE AREA 1. a. Find the length r and p of the missing sides DE and EA of the traverse below. b. Using either DMD or DPD method, compute for the area of the traverse. LINE DISTANCE (feet) BEARING S 37°30' E S 43015' W N 73°00' W AB 300 ВС 400 CD 250 DE N 12°45'E EA N 65040' E

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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