1. **Problem Statement:** Find the azimuths of the lines AB, BC, CD, and DA given the angles at vertices A, B, C, and D.
2. **Understanding Azimuths:** Azimuth is the angle measured clockwise from the north direction to the line in question.
3. **Given Angles:**
- At B: Angle between WB and NB is 68°, angle between SB and WB is 25°.
- At A: Angle between WA and NA is 25°, angle between NA and EA is 62°.
- At D: Angle between WD and ND is 62°, angle between ND and ED is 17°.
- At C: Angle between WC and NC is 68°, angle between SC and NC is 17°.
4. **Calculate Azimuth of AB:**
- At A, from north to line AB, sum angles: 25° (WA to NA) + 62° (NA to EA) = 87°.
- Since AB is from A to B, azimuth AB = 87°.
5. **Calculate Azimuth of BC:**
- At B, from north to WB is 68°, and from WB to SB is 25°.
- BC is along SB direction, so azimuth BC = 68° + 25° = 93°.
6. **Calculate Azimuth of CD:**
- At C, from north to WC is 68°, and from SC to NC is 17°.
- CD is along SC direction, so azimuth CD = 68° + 17° = 85°.
7. **Calculate Azimuth of DA:**
- At D, from WD to ND is 62°, and from ND to ED is 17°.
- DA is along ED direction, so azimuth DA = 62° + 17° = 79°.
**Final Azimuths:**
- AB = $87^\circ$
- BC = $93^\circ$
- CD = $85^\circ$
- DA = $79^\circ$
Azimuth Lines
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