The magnetic bearing of line XY was observed to be S 31° W, when the declination was 2° E. Point Z was sighted from Y and the deflection angle 20° (R) was observed. What is the true azimuth of line Y7? *

The magnetic bearing of line XY was observed to be S 31° W, when the declination was 2° E. Point Z was sighted from Y and the deflection angle 20° (R) was observed. What is the true azimuth of line Y7? *

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Chapter6: Deflections Of Beams: Geometric Methods

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Point Z was sighted from Y and the deflection angle 20° (R) was observed. What is the true
azimuth of line YZ? *

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