In the accompanying figure, determine the azimuth from south of lines BC, CD, DE, and EF if the azimuth from south of line AB is 325°22'. Clear solution! In the accompanying figure, determine the azimuth from south oflines BC, CD, DE, and EF if the azimuth from south of line AB is325°22. (2.5 pts. each)113 0599 45'BI*30'168 16'

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In the accompanying figure, determine the azimuth from south of lines BC, CD, DE, and EF if the azimuth from south of line AB is 325°22'. Clear solution!

In the accompanying figure, determine the azimuth from south of
lines BC, CD, DE, and EF if the azimuth from south of line AB is
325°22. (2.5 pts. each)
113 05
99 45'
BI*30'
168 16'

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