A level was checked for collimation error usinga two-peg test and the following results were* .obtainedStaff reading at AStaff reading at BWith the level midway between A 0.746 mand B1.246 mLevel set up 10 m from A and70m from B1.390 m1.896 mIf this level was used to measure the R.L of point R depending on a B.M (K) with a R.L=30mas in the figure below, calculate the R.L of point R.1.7981.362RВ.М (К) -30m10m200m32.673m33.233m29.465m30.453m

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A level was checked for collimation error using a two-peg test and the following results were .obtained Staff reading at A Staff reading at B With the level midway between A 0.746 m and B 1.246 m Level set up 10 m from A and 1.390 m 1.896 m 70m from B If this level was used to measure the R.L of point R depending on a B.M (K) with a R.L=30m as in the figure below, calculate the R.L of point R. 1.798 1.362 B.M (K)-30m 200m 32.673m O 33.233m 29.465m 30.453m

A level was checked for collimation error using a two-peg test and the following results were .obtained Staff reading at A Staff reading at B With the level midway between A 0.746 m and B 1.246 m Level set up 10 m from A and 1.390 m 1.896 m 70m from B If this level was used to measure the R.L of point R depending on a B.M (K) with a R.L=30m as in the figure below, calculate the R.L of point R. 1.798 1.362 B.M (K)-30m 200m 32.673m O 33.233m 29.465m 30.453m

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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