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    CEE 316

    Homework 1
    Answers
    Angles

    Triangl
    e

    A
    40 20'
    1 40"
    33 06'
    2 25.6"
    35 43'
    3 00.1"

    B
    66 40' 10"
    54 31'
    52.4"
    96 16'
    01.5"

    C
    72 59'
    10.0"
    92 21'
    42"
    48 00'
    58.4"

    Side LengthA
    a
    b
    c
    92.3 131.0
    78
    28 136.45
    245.8
    134.4
    200.4
    52
    200.5

    341.4

    Departure
    =x
    Latitude=
    y

    2a

    Departure
    Latitude
    Azimuth

    2b

    Departure
    Latitude
    Azimuth

    2c

    Departure
    Latitude
    Azimuth

    2d

    Departure
    Latitude
    Azimuth

    x= 630520=
    y=420250=
    tan(110/1
    70)
    x= 720520=
    y=130250=
    tan(200/120)
    x= 400520=
    y=100250=
    tan(-120/150)
    x= 320520=
    y=370250=
    tan(200/120)

    110
    170
    32 54'
    19"

    1st Quadrant

    200
    -120
    120 57'
    50"

    2nd Quadrant

    -120
    -150
    21839'
    35"

    3rd Quadrant

    -200
    120
    300 57'
    49"

    4th Quadrant

    255.3

    3- Xc = Xb + Xbc
    Yc = Yb + Ybc
    C
    Xb and Yb are given, compute X and
    Y
    Xbc = d sin AZbc
    Ybc = d cos AZbc
    where,
    AZbc = 360 - (95 45' 34" - AZba)
    360 - (95 45' 34" - 57 58' 14")
    = 322 12' 41"

    Then
    Xbc = d sin AZbc = 255.84 sin (322 12' 41") = - 156.766 ft
    Ybc = d cos AZbc = 255.84 cos (322 12' 41") = 202.15 ft
    and
    Xc = Xb + Xbc = 423.58 + (-156.766) = 266.81 ft
    Yc = Yb + Ybc = 457.2 + 202.15 = 659.35 ft

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