Problem 2CComputation of Back Azimuthfrom North and Back Bearingof the LinesB30°118°37'120° 28'CourseAzimuthBearing105°22'ВСCD87°05'DEEA108°28'АВEMeridianN 30°00' W

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Problem 2 C Computation of Back Azimuth from North and Back Bearing of the Lines 30° 118°37' 120°28' Course Azimuth Bearing 105 22' BC CD 87°05' DE EA 108°28' АВ E Meridian N 30°00' W

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Problem 2
C
Computation of Back Azimuth
from North and Back Bearing
of the Lines
B
30°
118°37'
120° 28'
Course
Azimuth
Bearing
105°22'
ВС
CD
87°05'
DE
EA
108°28'
АВ
E
Meridian
N 30°00' W

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