In (Figure 1), the X and Y coordinates (in meters) ofstation A are 1005.594 and 1868.720, respectively, andthose of station B are 1564.865 and 650.491,respectively. Angle BAP was measured as298 37'41" and angle ABP was measured as65°03'33"FigureP1 of 1Part AWhat are the coordinates of station P?Express your answers in meters to seven significant figures separated by a comma.▸ View Available Hint(s)10 ΑΣΦ 11 IvecXp. YpSubmitProvide Feedbackm

Given:- X and Y cordiantes of station A are 1005.594 and 1868.720X and Y cordiantes of station B…

In (Eigure 1), the X and Y coordinates (in meters) of station A are 1005.594 and 1868.720, respectively, and those of station B are 1564.865 and 650.491, respectively. Angle BAP was measured as 298 37'41" and angle ABP was measured as 65°03'33".

In (Eigure 1), the X and Y coordinates (in meters) of station A are 1005.594 and 1868.720, respectively, and those of station B are 1564.865 and 650.491, respectively. Angle BAP was measured as 298 37'41" and angle ABP was measured as 65°03'33".

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In (Figure 1), the X and Y coordinates (in meters) of
station A are 1005.594 and 1868.720, respectively, and
those of station B are 1564.865 and 650.491,
respectively. Angle BAP was measured as
298 37'41" and angle ABP was measured as
65°03'33"
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