According to Bowditch Rule, the correction to latitude (or departure) of any side is equal to

(Length of the side) / (Perimete of traverse) (Permiter of traverse) / (Length of the side) (Total error in latitude) / (Perimeter of traverse) Total error in latitude x (Length of that side) / (Perimeter of traverse)

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