Solve for the adjustment AZ1d1Nd2AzzAzd3NAdsAZANd4AZ5 Sta. Occ.Sta. Obs.DistanceAzimuthBearingfrom South9.6m195°47'10"C8.91m305 °57'63"6.99m340 °39'45"10.20m78 °09'40"5.77m124 16'25"

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Sta. Occ. Sta. Obs. Bearing Azimuth from South 195 47'10" Distance A 9.6m C 8.91m 305 °57'63" C 6.99m 340 °39'45" 10.20m 78 °09'40" 5.77m 124 16'25"

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In structural engineering, a beam is a component made of a variety of materials (including steel alloys, and wood) that can resist loads applied laterally to the beam axis. Members, elements, rafters, shafts, and purlins are all terms used to describe beams.

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Solve for the adjustment

AZ1
d1
N
d2
Azz
Az
d3
NA
ds
AZA
N
d4
AZ5

Sta. Occ.
Sta. Obs.
Distance
Azimuth
Bearing
from South
9.6m
195°47'10"
C
8.91m
305 °57'63"
6.99m
340 °39'45"
10.20m
78 °09'40"
5.77m
124 16'25"

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