3.

Calculate the azimuth of the previous direction, knowing that the convergence of meridians has a value of 3º 4’

N_geo=90*60;
beta=3*60+4;
% R=N_magn-direc_dada;
% theta=R-delta_UTM;

% delta=N_magn-N_geo;

% meridian_convergence=N_map-N_geo;
N_map=beta+N_geo;
a=1e-2;
b=10e-2;
c=5.2e-2;
alpha= asin((a/2)/b)*180/pi

alpha = 2.87

Az=(alpha*60-beta)/60;
Az_degrees=fix(Az);
Az_minutes=fix((Az-Az_degrees)*60);
fprintf("Azimut angle: %d° %d' ",Az_degrees,Az_minutes)

Azimut angle: 0° -12'

4. If the course follows the direction of the road east of the Loma de los Cerricos (C), calculate the magnetic
declination.

% N_magn=R+direc_dada;
% magnetic_declination=N_geo-N_magn;
R= atan(c/b)*180/pi

R = 27.47

delta=(R*60-beta)/60;
delta_degrees=fix(delta);
delta_minutes=fix((delta-delta_degrees)*60);
fprintf("Delta angle: %d° %d' ",delta_degrees,delta_minutes)

Delta angle: 24° 24'

5. If I wanted to place a mobile phone antenna two meters high in Puntal Alto (A), would I have direct vision in the
Corto del Viso (D)?

AD_cm=[0 0.8 1.3 2 4.1];

AD_h= [1536 1400 1300 1200 1100];
AD_km = AD_cm*scale_km/(1e3);

linex=[AD_km(1),AD_km(end)];
liney=[AD_h(1),AD_h(end)];

plot(AD_km,AD_h,'-*','MarkerSize',5,'LineWidth',2);
hold on
% plot((AD_km[1],AD_km[end]), (AD_h[1], AD_km[end]),'r')
plot(linex,liney,'r')
hold off
ylabel("Elevation [m]");
xlabel("Distance [km]");
title ("Topographic profile A-D")
axis('tight')

5 answer) yes, I have direct vision because there are no obstacles along the straight line joining the antennas.