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Surveying Building Lots A surveyor surveys two adjacent lots and makes the following rough sketch showing his measurements. Calculate all the distances shown in the figure, and use your result to draw an accurate map of the two lots.

All the distance of the two adjacent lots and draw the accurate map of the two lots.
Answer to Problem 7P
The distance of the two adjacent lots is shown in the Figure (3).
Explanation of Solution
Given:
The figure of the two adjacent lots with measurements are given as,
Figure (1)
Calculation:
From the Figure (1), assume the sides of the building lots be u, v, w, x, y, z.
Figure (2)
Apply angle sum property in triangle ADE to calculate the value of
Solve for the value of
The formula for sine law is given below,
Substitute 150 for a, x for b, 60 for A, and 29 for B to find the value of x.
Further simplify the value,
The formula for sine law is given below,
Substitute 150 for a, y for b, 60 for A, and 91 for B to find the value of y.
Solve for the value of y,
Apply angle sum property in triangle FAE and calculate the value of
Solve for the value of
The formula for sine law is given below,
Substitute 173.18 for a, z for b, 87 for A, and 61 for B to find the value of z.
Further solve the value,
The formula for sine law is given below,
Substitute 173.18 for a, r for b, 87 for A, and 32 for B to find the value of r.
Further solve the value,
From Figure (2) take the triangle FBE,
Apply angle sum property to calculate the value of
Solve the value of
The formula for sine law is given below,
Substitute 151.67 for a, s for b, 51 for A, and 41 for B to find the value of s.
Further solve the value,
The formula for sine law is given below,
Substitute 151.67 for a, w for b, 51 for A, and 88 for B to find the value of w.
Further solve the value,
From Figure (2) take the triangle BCE,
Apply angle sum property to calculate the value of
Solve the value of
The formula for sine law is given below,
Substitute 195.04 for a, v for b, 92 for A, and 38 for B to find the value of v.
Further solve the value,
The formula for sine law is given below,
Substitute 195.04 for a, u for b, 92 for A, and 50 for B to find the value of u.
Further solve the value,
Thus, put the value of length on the map,
Figure (3)
Thus, the distances shown in the figure are shown in the above map.
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