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Assuming the following information is known about two lines, compute the coordinates of the intersection of...

Assuming the following information is known about two lines, compute the coordinates of the intersection of the two lines (all information in feet).

Line AP (Where Point P is the Point of Intersection)

Point A (N,E) = 5016.07, 5020.42                  Bearing AP = S 44o 59' 47" W

Line BP

Point B (N,E) = 1671.56, 5487.06                  Bearing BP = N 56o 33' 17" W

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