A traverse survey has been performed for a project located in a rural area. The azimuth angle and distance are given as following: Table 1 Traverse data Direction Azimuth angle (°) Distance (m) АВ 315 10 ВС 75 20 CD 110 8 DE 195 25 EF 263 24 FA 69 12 a) Sketch the area. b) Convert the azimuth to bearing angles. c) Determine the departure latitude for each direction. d) Determine the for latitude for each direction.

A traverse survey has been performed for a project located in a rural area. The azimuth angle and distance are given as following: Table 1 Traverse data Direction Azimuth angle (°) Distance (m) АВ 315 10 ВС 75 20 CD 110 8 DE 195 25 EF 263 24 FA 69 12 a) Sketch the area. b) Convert the azimuth to bearing angles. c) Determine the departure latitude for each direction. d) Determine the for latitude for each direction.

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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