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Placed an instrument at point K, and aligning the horizontal circle of the instrument at zero...

Placed an instrument at point K, and aligning the horizontal circle of the instrument at zero with point P, a horizontal angle to the right was measured to point D which resulted in 112 ° 58'07 ”. The north and east coordinates of point D respectively are 1063.713m and 1103.004m. The measured horizontal distance between points P and K is 40.811m. The north and east coordinates of point K respectively are 1091,832m and 1019,207m. Calculate the coordinates of point P.

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