Given the following data for a transit tape survey: Length (m) Latitude -S 119.09 Course Departure -W 157.16 +N +E АВ BC CD DA Sums 197.20 372.31 372.28 4.54 165.03 1.16 164.63 242.50 977.04 242.16 12.99 a) By applying the TRANSIT RULE, determine the corrections to be applied respectively to the latitude and departure of course BC. b) Using the given data and employing the TRANSIT RULE, determine the adjusted latitude and adjusted departure of course CD. C) Determine the adjusted length and adjusted bearing of all courses.

Given the following data for a transit tape survey: Length (m) Latitude -S 119.09 Course Departure -W 157.16 +N +E АВ BC CD DA Sums 197.20 372.31 372.28 4.54 165.03 1.16 164.63 242.50 977.04 242.16 12.99 a) By applying the TRANSIT RULE, determine the corrections to be applied respectively to the latitude and departure of course BC. b) Using the given data and employing the TRANSIT RULE, determine the adjusted latitude and adjusted departure of course CD. C) Determine the adjusted length and adjusted bearing of all courses.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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Given the following data for a transit tape survey:
Length (m)
Latitude
-S
119.09
Course
Departure
-W
157.16
+N
+E
АВ
BC
CD
DA
Sums
197.20
372.31
372.28
4.54
165.03
1.16
164.63
242.50
977.04
242.16
12.99
a) By applying the TRANSIT RULE, determine the corrections to be applied respectively to the latitude and departure
of course BC.
b) Using the given data and employing the TRANSIT RULE, determine the adjusted latitude and adjusted departure of
course CD.
C) Determine the adjusted length and adjusted bearing of all courses.

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