The following Bearing of close traverse ABCD were observed.lineABBCCDDACalculate the included angles.F.B.N 40° 00' ES 65° 30' ES 13° 30' WN 80° 0' WB.B.S 40° 00' WN 65° 30' WN 13° 30' ES 80° 00' E

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The following Bearing of close traverse ABCD were observed. line AB BC CD DA alculate the included angles. F.B. N 40° 00' E S 65° 30' E S 13° 30' W N 80° 0' W B.B. S 40° 00' W N 65° 30' W N 13° 30' E S 80° 00' E

The following Bearing of close traverse ABCD were observed. line AB BC CD DA alculate the included angles. F.B. N 40° 00' E S 65° 30' E S 13° 30' W N 80° 0' W B.B. S 40° 00' W N 65° 30' W N 13° 30' E S 80° 00' E

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The following Bearing of close traverse ABCD were observed.
line
AB
BC
CD
DA
Calculate the included angles.
F.B.
N 40° 00' E
S 65° 30' E
S 13° 30' W
N 80° 0' W
B.B.
S 40° 00' W
N 65° 30' W
N 13° 30' E
S 80° 00' E

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