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The following values are deflection angles for a closed traverse: A = 140 degrees, 16 minutes R B 48 degrees, 29 minutes R C = 110 degrees, 41 minutes R D = 100 degrees, 32 minutes R E 40 degrees, 21 minutes L If the bearing of side CD is S55deg38minW, compute the bearings of the other sides. degrees, degrees, degrees, degrees, minutes E minutes E minutes W minutes W EA=N

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