19. A horizontal angle was measured by repetition six ti with an engineer's transit. Prior to measurement, the hori zontal scale was set at 0 00 and the reading on the scal Ns 84 38 after the angle was measured once. reading was 147 42', sured is If the final the average value of the angle ea- a) 84 37' b) 84 38' c) 84 35' d) 84 39' e) 84 36' 20. Angle Omega was measured with a transit four times vith telescope direct starting with an initial after the first and eight measurements the readings on the horizontal scale were 89 56 and 359° 57', respectively, the average measured value of Omega is and four times with telescope reversed, backsight setting of 0° 05'. If a) 89 59 b) 90 00' c) 89 58' d) 90° 00'15" e) 89° 59 30"

19. A horizontal angle was measured by repetition six ti with an engineer's transit. Prior to measurement, the hori zontal scale was set at 0 00 and the reading on the scal Ns 84 38 after the angle was measured once. reading was 147 42', sured is If the final the average value of the angle ea- a) 84 37' b) 84 38' c) 84 35' d) 84 39' e) 84 36' 20. Angle Omega was measured with a transit four times vith telescope direct starting with an initial after the first and eight measurements the readings on the horizontal scale were 89 56 and 359° 57', respectively, the average measured value of Omega is and four times with telescope reversed, backsight setting of 0° 05'. If a) 89 59 b) 90 00' c) 89 58' d) 90° 00'15" e) 89° 59 30"

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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