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294. When using GPS, how many theoretical position lines are required for a three-dimensional fix?
A three-dimensional GPS fix requires four position lines to solve for latitude, longitude, altitude, and receiver clock error. Each satellite measurement provides a range, effectively defining a sphere; a unique fix necessitates at least four independent measurements to resolve these four unknowns.
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