A parcel of land has been surveyed in the field and the lengths and bearings of thevarious sides are shown:a. Compute the error of closure for the traverse.b. Compute the precision of linear measurement.Determine the included area (using DPD method) within the traverse inacres.LINESABBCCDDABEARINGSN53' 27' E$ 66' 54'E$ 29'03' WN 52'00' WTDISTANCES (m)59.8270.3876.6295.75

The values given in the question are as follows:LinesBearingDistance(m)ABN 53o 27' E59.82BCS 66o 54'…

A parcel of land has been surveyed in the field and the lengths and bearings of the various sides are shown: a. Compute the error of closure for the traverse. b. Compute the precision of linear measurement. c. Determine the included area (using DPD method) within the traverse in acres. LINES AB BC CD DA BEARINGS N53' 27' E $ 66' 54' E $ 29'03' W N 52°00' W www DISTANCES (m) 59.82 70.38 76.62 95.75

A parcel of land has been surveyed in the field and the lengths and bearings of the various sides are shown: a. Compute the error of closure for the traverse. b. Compute the precision of linear measurement. c. Determine the included area (using DPD method) within the traverse in acres. LINES AB BC CD DA BEARINGS N53' 27' E $ 66' 54' E $ 29'03' W N 52°00' W www DISTANCES (m) 59.82 70.38 76.62 95.75

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