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Principles of triangulation

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Answered by Maggii2004
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Answered by Arslankincsem
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The concept of this principle is to figure out the distances as well as relative positions of each and every point spread across an area.


In this method, a network or group of triangles are traced and measured.


The length of each triangle's one side is measured and then the length as well as the angles of the rest two sides are deduced, which is done through observation.

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