A closed traverse has the following data:Course LengthAzimuthInterior Angleto the RightAB141.657 163°48'53" | A = 95°02'30"B = 138°54'49"C = 69°41'08"D = 147°47'42"BC|137.544CD152.132DE128.562EA155.436E = 88°33'51"a.) Adjust the traverse using transit rule.b.) Compute the area (m²) of the traverse.

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A closed traverse has the following data: Course Length Azimuth Interior Angle to the Right АВ |141.657 | 163°48'53" | A = 95°02'30" %3D BC |137.544 B = 138°54'49" C = 69°41'08" D = 147°47'42" CD 152.132 128.562 |155.436| DE EA E = 88°33'51" a.) Adjust the traverse using transit rule. b.) Compute the area (m²) of the traverse.

A closed traverse has the following data: Course Length Azimuth Interior Angle to the Right АВ |141.657 | 163°48'53" | A = 95°02'30" %3D BC |137.544 B = 138°54'49" C = 69°41'08" D = 147°47'42" CD 152.132 128.562 |155.436| DE EA E = 88°33'51" a.) Adjust the traverse using transit rule. b.) Compute the area (m²) of the traverse.

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