Part 1 CONTINUED…QUESTION 2: Using Coordinate Geometry Com…

Part 1 CONTINUED…QUESTION 2: Using Coordinate Geometry Computations, it is required to compute the coordinates of the two boundary points A and B. A total station was mounted on point G1 and the distances G1-A and G1-M were measured in addition to the horizontal angles G2-G1-M and M-G1-A. Point M lies on the line AB at a distance of 107.13 m from point B as shown in the figure. Please note that point B can not be observed from either point G1 or G2 due to existing obstacle. Compute the Azimuth of the line G1-A Answer: The Azimuth of the line G1-A in decimal degrees with 4 decimal digits is [blank1]

Part 1 CONTINUED…QUESTION 3: Using Coordinate Geometry Com…

Part 1 CONTINUED…QUESTION 3: Using Coordinate Geometry Computations, it is required to compute the coordinates of the two boundary points A and B. A total station was mounted on point G1 and the distances G1-A and G1-M were measured in addition to the horizontal angles G2-G1-M and M-G1-A. Point M lies on the line AB at a distance of 107.13 m from point B as shown in the figure. Please note that point B can not be observed from either point G1 or G2 due to existing obstacle. Compute the coordinates of the point A  Answer: The coordinates of the point A are X =  [blank1] m and Y = [blank2] m (round to the closest second decimal digit)

Among the completed article critique presentations, (1) choo…

Among the completed article critique presentations, (1) choose one topic of your interest and briefly summarize its main points. Also, (2) explain how the research was done to support the related findings. [do NOT choose your own presentation to answer this.]