Given are the interior angles of a heptagon. Determine the discrepancy for the given observation and the most probable value of each angle. ABCDEFG 128°34′17" 112°49'02* 83°12'38" 132°11'44" 128°26'19" 194°45'09 120°0'44"

Given are the interior angles of a heptagon. Determine the discrepancy for the given observation and the most probable value of each angle. ABCDEFG 128°34′17" 112°49'02* 83°12'38" 132°11'44" 128°26'19" 194°45'09 120°0'44"

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1. Given are the interior angles of a heptagon. Determine the discrepancy for the given
observation and the most probable value of each angle.
ABCDEFG
128°34*17"
112°49'02"
83°12'38"
132°11'44"
128°26'19"
194°45'09"
120°0'44"

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