ding latitude, giving plusand minus products, which are added algebraically and halved, and this quo-tient is the area of the traverse in square feet; (k) the small areas be-twsen the traverse lines and tne boundary lines are computed, and added toor subtracted from the traverse area, as the case… … E E Fig. 3. Fig. 4. In Fig. 1, the transit stations are located at random near the corners,and conseouently the traverse lines are not parallel to the sides of thefield and the small areas between them are irregular and difficult of solution. Since the bearings of the boundary lines are not…
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