Calculate the coordinates of the intersection of two lines given the coordinates of four stations. Known values: Coordinates A (EA, NA), B (EB, NB), C (EC, NC), D (ED, ND) i.e. A &nbs...
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Read MoreCalculate the coordinates of the intersection of two lines given their bearings from two known stations. Known values: Bearing angles α and β. Coordinates A (EA, NA) and B (EB, NB) So...
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