Calculate the area of a piece of property bounded by a traverse and circular arc with the following coordinates in feet at angle points: A (526.68, 823.98), B (535.17, 745.61), C (745.17, 745.61), D (745.17, 845.61), E (546.62, 846.14) with a circular arc of radius 25 ft starting at E, tangent to DE, and ending at A.

From the given tract of land having the following data, computed the following: Line Latitude Departure А-В +40 -80 B-C +80 -40 C-D -30 +70 D-A -90 +50 1. Double meridian distance of line CD 2. Double parallel distance of line CD 3. Area of tract of land in acres 4. Show the solution

13. A surveyor needs to determine the coordinate of an inaccessible location, point C. Setting up on point A, they sight point B (due east of point A) and set 0 on their total station. The measured distance between A and B is 400 m. The surveyor points the total station at point C (north of point B and east of point A) and reads an angle to the right of 340°20'15". Given that the UTM coordinate of point A is 680100.455 mE, 4912081.750 mN (UTM 17T, NAD83) what are the coordinates of points B and C?

Compute by DMDs the area in hectares within a closed-polygon traverse ABCDEFA by placing the X and Y axes through the most southerly and most westerly stations, respectively. Departures and latitudes (in meters) follow.AB: E dep. = 30, N lat. = 40; BC: E dep. = 70, N lat. = 10; CD: E dep. = 30, S lat. = 50; DE: W dep. = 60, S lat. = 40; EF: W dep. = 90, S lat. = 30; FA: E dep. = 20, N lat. = 70