Discussion
The small triangle formed when three resection lines fail to meet at a point is called
Answer: C
Correct answer: a triangle of error
Three resection lines rarely meet exactly, because each bearing carries a small error. The resulting triangle bounds the observer’s position, and the smaller it is the better the fix. A large triangle indicates a mistake rather than mere imprecision - commonly a misidentified feature or a bearing taken to the wrong point.
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