SOLVE IT FASTThe following three angles A, B and C were observed from a station P:ZA = 83° 15' 12" 4"ZB 126° 13' 17" + 3"ZC= 150° 30' 19" 5"Find the corrected angles.

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The following three angles A, B and C were observed from a station P: ZA = 83° 15' 12" 4" 126° 13' 17" ZB ZC= 150° 30' 19" Find the corrected angles. 3" 5"

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The following three angles A, B and C were observed from a station P:
ZA = 83° 15' 12" 4"
ZB 126° 13' 17" + 3"
ZC= 150° 30' 19" 5"
Find the corrected angles.

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