As shown in the figure, at point A, the height of the theodolite i=1.400m is measured, and the telescope is aligned with the scale at point B. The readings for the middle, upper, and lower wires are v=1.400m, b=1.242m, and a-1.558m, respectively, a= 3° 27' try to find the horizontal distance and height difference between points A and B. L

As shown in the figure, at point A, the height of the theodolite i=1.400m is measured, and the telescope is aligned with the scale at point B. The readings for the middle, upper, and lower wires are v=1.400m, b=1.242m, and a-1.558m, respectively, a= 3° 27' try to find the horizontal distance and height difference between points A and B. L

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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Problem 1P

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