100. In conducting a topographic survey, a surveyor read the lower half stadia intercept and double it instead of the whole intercept. The lower half stadia intercept is 1.605m and the vertical angle is (+) 35-35-00. Assume the transit has a stadia interval factor of 100 and the stadia constant is 0.30m, what is the computed horizontal distance? a. 245.67 b. 243.11 c. 212.56 d. 211.32

100. In conducting a topographic survey, a surveyor read the lower half stadia intercept and double it instead of the whole intercept. The lower half stadia intercept is 1.605m and the vertical angle is (+) 35-35-00. Assume the transit has a stadia interval factor of 100 and the stadia constant is 0.30m, what is the computed horizontal distance? a. 245.67 b. 243.11 c. 212.56 d. 211.32

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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