Calculate the most probable value, Civil Engineering

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The most probable value of the following observations on the same angle (35º 17' 42" ; 35º 17' 38" ; 35º 18' 00" ; 35º 17'; 22"; 35º 17' 42");  is most nearly: 

  1. 35º 17' 40.8" 
  2. 35º 16' 58.2"
  3. 35º 17' 42.2"
  4. 35º 17' 49.3"

Most probable value = Mean = ∑ angles ÷ n = 35º 17' 40.8"


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