Calculate the coordinates of a foresight point P101 using the following data: Occupied point O: N 2100 E 3300 Backsight point BS: N 2300 E 3150 Foresight at P100 : HAR = 85 degrees HD= 145m Step 1: Calculate azimuth of BS from o Step 2: calculate azimuth of P100 : Azimuth of BS + HAR (if more than 360 deg, subtract 360 degrees) Step 3 calculate Northing of P100:

Calculate the coordinates of a foresight point P101 using the following data: Occupied point O: N 2100 E 3300 Backsight point BS: N 2300 E 3150 Foresight at P100 : HAR = 85 degrees HD= 145m Step 1: Calculate azimuth of BS from o Step 2: calculate azimuth of P100 : Azimuth of BS + HAR (if more than 360 deg, subtract 360 degrees) Step 3 calculate Northing of P100:

Structural Analysis

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1P

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