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Exercise No. 1 Entering Bearing & Distance Using Polar Coordinates

The document outlines a procedure for entering bearing and distance using polar coordinates in a drawing application. It includes steps for creating a new file, setting units, and using the polyline command to specify points based on given bearings and distances. Additionally, it provides a conversion from meters to millimeters for the specified distances.

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Exercise No. 1 Entering Bearing & Distance Using Polar Coordinates

The document outlines a procedure for entering bearing and distance using polar coordinates in a drawing application. It includes steps for creating a new file, setting units, and using the polyline command to specify points based on given bearings and distances. Additionally, it provides a conversion from meters to millimeters for the specified distances.

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Amer Gonzales
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EXERCISE NO.

1
ENTERING BEARING & DISTANCE USING POLAR COORDINATES
(Lot bearing & Distance)

Procedure:
1) File - New
2) Set Units .

3) Command Line: Polyline or PL


4) Command Line: Specify start point: 0,0 or anywhere in drawing area.
5) Command Line: specify next point: (copy & paste the value in polar coordinates)

Points Bearing distance Polar coordinates


1 2 S 69 deg. 42' W 15.68 m @15680<S69D42'W @DISTANCE<DEG
2 3 N 20 deg. 50' W 8m @8000<N20D50'W
3 4 N 69 deg 32' E 15.7 m @15700<N69D32'E
4 1 S 20 deg. 18' E 8m C

C= Close to the starting point


convert meter to millimeter
15.68 x 1000

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