The observed lengths of the sides (in feet) of a five-sided closed polygon traverseare as follows:AB=202.74, BC= 284.37, CD=500.37, DE = 319.83, and EA = 382.28.(Note: Assume units of feet for all distances.)The preliminary azimuths obtained after balancing the angles are as follows:AB=138°16'27", BC = 67°02'46", CD= 354°22'24",DE = 256°13'01", EA = 185°29'20".Submit▼ Part CCompute the linear misclosure.Express your answer in feet to three significant figures.► View Available Hint(s)195| ΑΣΦ | 41SubmitPart D1:vecCompute the relative precision.Express your answer to three significant figures.► View Available Hint(s)Request AnswerSubmit15. ΑΣΦΑRequest Answervec?ft

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The observed lengths of the sides (in feet) of a five-sided closed polygon traverse are as follows: AB=202.74, BC= 284.37, CD= 500.37, DE 319.83, and EA = 382.28. Note: Assume units of feet for all distances.) The preliminary azimuths obtained after balancing the angles are as follows: AB=138°16'27", BC = 67°02'46", CD= 354°22'24", DE = 256°13'01", EA = 185°29'20".

The observed lengths of the sides (in feet) of a five-sided closed polygon traverse are as follows: AB=202.74, BC= 284.37, CD= 500.37, DE 319.83, and EA = 382.28. Note: Assume units of feet for all distances.) The preliminary azimuths obtained after balancing the angles are as follows: AB=138°16'27", BC = 67°02'46", CD= 354°22'24", DE = 256°13'01", EA = 185°29'20".

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