Using your prior knowledge in Geometry and Trigonometry, solve for the Azimuths of thefollowing: (Show your solutions)ENorth12514451°146138SouthBа.Direction from A to Bb. Direction from B to CDirection from C to DDirection from D to EС.d.е.Direction from E to A

To Determine a. Direction from A to B b. Direction from B to C C. Direction from C to D d. Direction…

Using your prior knowledge in Geometry and Trigonometry, solve for the Azimuths of the following: (Show your solutions) North 125 144 51° 146 138 South C а. Direction from A to B b. Direction from B to C Direction from C to D Direction from D to E С. d. е. Direction from E to A

Using your prior knowledge in Geometry and Trigonometry, solve for the Azimuths of the following: (Show your solutions) North 125 144 51° 146 138 South C а. Direction from A to B b. Direction from B to C Direction from C to D Direction from D to E С. d. е. Direction from E to A

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Using your prior knowledge in Geometry and Trigonometry, solve for the Azimuths of the
following: (Show your solutions)
E
North
125
144
51°
146
138
South
B
а.
Direction from A to B
b. Direction from B to C
Direction from C to D
Direction from D to E
С.
d.
е.
Direction from E to A

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