The reduced bearing of 20 m long line is S30° E the latitude of the line is A 17.32 m north B 10 m north C 10 m south D 17.32 south (1)

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The reduced bearing of 20 m long line is
S30° E the latitude of the line is
A 17.32 m north
C
B
10 m north
C 10 m south
(1)
D 17.32 south
150°
30°
Transcribed Image Text:The reduced bearing of 20 m long line is S30° E the latitude of the line is A 17.32 m north C B 10 m north C 10 m south (1) D 17.32 south 150° 30°
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