SITUATION. A close traverse has a following data: Departure -500 m Course Distance Latitude А-В 583.10 m 300 m В-С 640.31 m 400 m 500 m C-D 917.88 m 800 m -450 m D-A 783.90 m -720 m -310 m What is the corrected latitude of course A-B using compass rule? 300.77 m O 300.80 m 292.31 m 292.03 m

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