Problem 1.A 45-m course, AB, on level ground was paced by a surveyor for the purpose of determining hispace factor. The number of paces for each trial taken are shown in the following table;TRIALLINETAPED DISTANCENO. OF PACESABВААВ505315145 mВААВВА5352"X"a) What is the value of “X" if the pace factor of the surveyor is 0.86538 m/pace? Round youranswer to whole number.b) If the surveyor then took 771, 770, 768, 770, 772, and 769 paces, in a walking distance CD,what is the length of the line CD? Round off answer to 3 decimals.Problem 2: Round off answers to 3 decimals.A steel tape with a coefficient of linear expansion of 0.0000116 / ° C is known to be 50m long a20 ° C. The tape was used to measure a line which was found to be 532.28 meters long whenthe temperature was 35 ° C. determine the followinga. Temperature correction for the measured lineb. If the 50-m tape has a cross sectional area of 0.05 cm²and it has been standardized at atension of 5.5kg. If E= 2.10 x 10° kg/cm, determine the elongation of tape (the correctiondue to Tension, C,) if a pull of 12.5 kg is applied.c. Correct length if the lineProblem 3A transit with a stadia constant equal to 0.30 m is used to determine the horizontal distancebetween points B and C with stadia intercept reading of 1.75 m. The distance BC is equal to282.87 m. Compute the stadia interval factor of the instrument.Problem 4Using the same instrument in problem 1, it was used to determine the difference in elevationbetween B and D having stadia intercept reading of 2.61 m at D at a vertical angle of +9°30'.a) Compute the difference in elevation of B and Db) Compute the horizontal distance between B and DF-~3456

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a) What is the value of "X" if the pace factor of the surveyor is 0.86538 m/pace? Round your answer to whole number. b) If the surveyor then took 771, 770, 768, 770, 772, and 769 paces, in a walking distance CD, what is the length of the line CD? Round off answer to 3 decimals.

a) What is the value of "X" if the pace factor of the surveyor is 0.86538 m/pace? Round your answer to whole number. b) If the surveyor then took 771, 770, 768, 770, 772, and 769 paces, in a walking distance CD, what is the length of the line CD? Round off answer to 3 decimals.

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