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To find the distance from observer's point A on one side of a river to a point P on the other side, a line AP' measuring 2,540 feet was laid out on one side and the angles P'AP and AP'P were measured and found to be 47 20' and 7810', respectively. Find the distance from A to P. 2,113 feet
3,054 feet
3,383 feet

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