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The three-point problem in hydrographic surveying considers the data on the location of three shore signals A, B and C and the angles α and β subtended by AP, BP and CP at the boat P; and then proceeds to plot the position of P. The problem may become indeterminate is special cases when |
A. | B and P are on opposite sides of the line AC |
B. | both B and P are on the same side of the line AC |
C. | P is within the triangle ABC |
D. | P is very close to the extension of one of the edges of the triangle ABC |
Answer» E. | |