TITLE: OMITTED MEASUREMENTS INVOLVING TWO NON-ADJOINING SIDES Purpose: a. To learn the determination of the missing sides of a closed traverse involving two non- adjoining sides. PROBLEM: Line AB BC CD DE EF FA For the given data for a closed traverse shown below, Length meter 950 650 1646 1500 600 1561 Requirement: Bearing N 30° 30' E N 80° 10' W Unknown S 35° 15' E S 37° 35' W Unknown 1. Plot the traverse. 2. Find the missing sides.

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