To determine the missing values:

Task Summary:

1. Find the bearing of line 4-1.
2. Determine the distance of line 3-4.

Let's proceed with each task step-by-step.

1. Find the Distance of Line 3-4

From the table, the bearings and distances of lines 1-2, 2-3, and 4-1 are given. To calculate the distance of 3-4, we'll use the Pythagorean theorem, sine law, or cosine law as needed.

However, without coordinates, solving it directly may need assuming coordinate values or using a trigonometric layout based on bearings and distances.

Detailed Solution

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Follow-Up Questions

1. Would you like more details on how to find bearings using trigonometry?
2. Are you interested in understanding the sine and cosine laws better?
3. Do you need further explanation on the Pythagorean theorem in surveying contexts?
4. Do you want clarification on solving bearings and distances in quadrants?
5. Are there other surveying-related problems you'd like help with?

Tip: For precise bearing and distance solutions in surveying, setting up a coordinate system often simplifies the trigonometric calculations.