The field notes of a closed traverse are the following, find the distance of line CD and line EA. * BEARING N70°55 E S05°30' E S 30°44' W S 86°40' W N 23° 4T W DISTANCE (m) 43.73 LINE АВ BC 29.91 CD DE EA 18.59 CD= 35.50m ; EA= 20.70m CD= 27.25m ; EA= 42.57m CD= 19.07m ; EA= 35.62m CD= 20.70m ; EA= 35.50m CD= 35.62m ; EA= 19.07m O CD= 20.70m ; EA= 32.50 O CD= 20.06m ; EA= 35.50m

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