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    1. This document contains information and problems related to traversing and calculating areas from surveying data. It includes formulas for the cosine and sine laws, examples of circumstances where data may be missing from a traverse, and two multi-part problems involving computing azimuths, bearings, distances, and areas from given surveying data. 2. The document provides instruction on traversing principles and calculations, then tests the reader's understanding with two sample problems requiring the application of these principles to compute missing data values and plot areas. 3. Key traversing concepts covered are using trigonometric relationships to solve for missing line elements, calculating total plotted areas using the double meridian distance method, and dealing with

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    1. This document contains information and problems related to traversing and calculating areas from surveying data. It includes formulas for the cosine and sine laws, examples of circumstances where data may be missing from a traverse, and two multi-part problems involving computing azimuths, bearings, distances, and areas from given surveying data. 2. The document provides instruction on traversing principles and calculations, then tests the reader's understanding with two sample problems requiring the application of these principles to compute missing data values and plot areas. 3. Key traversing concepts covered are using trigonometric relationships to solve for missing line elements, calculating total plotted areas using the double meridian distance method, and dealing with

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    Cie 112 Sas 14

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    1. This document contains information and problems related to traversing and calculating areas from surveying data. It includes formulas for the cosine and sine laws, examples of circumstances where data may be missing from a traverse, and two multi-part problems involving computing azimuths, bearings, distances, and areas from given surveying data. 2. The document provides instruction on traversing principles and calculations, then tests the reader's understanding with two sample problems requiring the application of these principles to compute missing data values and plot areas. 3. Key traversing concepts covered are using trigonometric relationships to solve for missing line elements, calculating total plotted areas using the double meridian distance method, and dealing with

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    UPANG-2BSCE-C

    MODULE #14

    Activity 1

    What I Know!

    1. Write the formula for cosine and sine law.

    2. Give one specific circumstance for having a missing data in traverse measurement.

    Data entry errors.

    Activity 3

    Problem 1

    From the given technical description shown.

    Lines Bearings Distances Latitude Departure DMD Double Areas


    (m)
    AB N 32˚27’ E 110.8 93.500 59.541 59.451 5558.669
    BC ? 83.6 -26.865 79.166 198.068 -5321.097
    CD S 8˚51’ W 126.9 -125.389 -19.523 257.711 -32314.125
    DE S 73˚41’ W ? -26.668 -90.124 148.064 -3948.571
    EA N 18˚44’W 90.2 85.422 -28.969 28.971 2474.761
    2A= -33550.363
    A= 16775.267 sq.m

    a) Compute the bearing of line BC.

    ˚15’18.8” E
    b) Compute the distance of line DE.

    c) Compute the area of lot using DMD.

    A= (5558.669) + (-5321.097) + (-32314.125) + (-3948.571) + (2474.761)

    2A= -33550.363

    Area= 16775.267 sq.m

    Activity 4

    What I Learned!

    1. Write the formula for cosine and sine law.

    SINE LAW COSINE LAW

    2. Give one specific circumstance for having a missing data in traverse measurement.

    Data entry errors.


    SHORT QUIZ!

    Problem 1

    From the given technical description shown.

    Lines Azimuth Distances Latitude Departure DMD Double Areas


    (m)
    AB --- 64.86 20.902 61.400 61.400 1283.383
    BC 132˚06’ 107.72 -72.218 79.926 202.726 -14640.466
    CD 215˚30’ 44.37 -36.122 -25.766 256.886 -9279.236
    DE --- 137.84 74.635 -115.885 115.235 8600.564
    EA 1˚45’ 12.83 12.374 0.378 -0.258 -3.309
    2A= -14039.064
    A= 7019.625 sq.m

    a) Compute the azimuth of line DE.


    b) Compute the bearing of line AB.

    c) Compute the area of the lot.

    Area= (1283.383) + (-14640.466) + (-9279.236) + (8600.564) + (-3.309)

    2A=-14039.064

    A=7019.625 sq.m

    Problem 2

    A closed traverse has the following data:

    Lines Azimuth Distances Latitude Departure DMD Double Areas


    (m)
    AB N 60˚30’ W 68.76 33.854 59.837 59.837 2025.722
    BC N 80˚30’ W 125.90 20.779 124.173 243.847 5066.897
    CA 54.626 64.337 432.357 23617.933
    2A= 30710.552
    A=15355.276 sq.m

    a) Determine the length of side CA.


    b) Determine the bearing of side CA.

    c) Determine the area of the closed traverse.

    Area= (2025.722) + (5066.897) + (23617.933)

    2A= 30710.552

    A=15355.276 sq.m

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