A surveyor wanted to know his pace factor, so he walked along a 75-meter long with the following recorder number of paces 104, 102, 105, and 100. He then took 232.5, 229, 231 and 233 strides in walking along an unknown distance. What is the pace factor of the surveyor in m per pace? A surveyor wanted to know his pace factor, so he walked along a 75-meter long with the following recorder number of paces 104, 102, 105, and 100. He then took232.5, 229, 231 and 233 strides in walking along an unknown distance. What is the pace factor of the surveyor in m per pace?O 0.740O 0.730O 0.750O 0.720

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A surveyor wanted to know his pace factor, so he walked along a 75-meter long with the following recorder number of paces 104, 102, 105, and 100. He then took 232.5, 229, 231 and 233 strides in walking along an unknown distance. What is the pace factor of the surveyor in m per pace? O 0.740 O 0.730 O 0.750 O 0.720

A surveyor wanted to know his pace factor, so he walked along a 75-meter long with the following recorder number of paces 104, 102, 105, and 100. He then took 232.5, 229, 231 and 233 strides in walking along an unknown distance. What is the pace factor of the surveyor in m per pace? O 0.740 O 0.730 O 0.750 O 0.720

Engineering Fundamentals: An Introduction to Engineering (MindTap Course List)

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ISBN:9781305084766

Author:Saeed Moaveni

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Chapter4: Engineering Communication

Section: Chapter Questions

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