2. The length of line AB was measured repeatedly on three different occasions and probable error of each mean value was computed with the following results: 1st measurements = 2111.450± 0.04 ml 2nd measurements= 2111.500± 0.05 m 3rd measurements = 2111.620± 0.02 m Solve the weighted mean of the three measurements conducted.

2. The length of line AB was measured repeatedly on three different occasions and probable error of each mean value was computed with the following results: 1st measurements = 2111.450± 0.04 ml 2nd measurements= 2111.500± 0.05 m 3rd measurements = 2111.620± 0.02 m Solve the weighted mean of the three measurements conducted.

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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