2. Complete the missing data.LINEDISTANCE (feet)BEARINGAB74.6039DUE SOUTHВС132.2039S 61.870 ECD167.9143N 75.55° EDE183.9141N 19.15° EEF183.2644N 59.88° WFG124.8922N 21.12° EGH296.5704DUE WESTHI258.1493S 38.75° EIJ

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2. Complete the missing data. LINE DISTANCE (feet) BEARING AB 74.6039 DUE SOUTH S 61.87° E N 75.55° E BC 132.2039 CD 167.9143 DE 183.9141 N 19.15° E EF 183.2644 N 59.88° W FG 124.8922 N 21.12° E GH 296.5704 DUE WEST HI 258.1493 S 38.75° E IJ

2. Complete the missing data. LINE DISTANCE (feet) BEARING AB 74.6039 DUE SOUTH S 61.87° E N 75.55° E BC 132.2039 CD 167.9143 DE 183.9141 N 19.15° E EF 183.2644 N 59.88° W FG 124.8922 N 21.12° E GH 296.5704 DUE WEST HI 258.1493 S 38.75° E IJ

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2. Complete the missing data.
LINE
DISTANCE (feet)
BEARING
AB
74.6039
DUE SOUTH
ВС
132.2039
S 61.870 E
CD
167.9143
N 75.55° E
DE
183.9141
N 19.15° E
EF
183.2644
N 59.88° W
FG
124.8922
N 21.12° E
GH
296.5704
DUE WEST
HI
258.1493
S 38.75° E
IJ

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