Surveying Direction: Given the fallowing data on the table. Fill up the needed data. Balance the traverse by transit rule. Salve the area by DPD or DMD.Sketch the traverse. All values must be in decimal places.DISTAN AZIMUTCE(M)COMPUTED COMPUTEDLATITUDEADJUSTEDLATITUDEADJUST ADJUST ADJUSTEDBEARINLIN BEARINADJUSTEDDEPARTUREDOUBLEAREADPDDEPARTUREEDDISTANCEEDAZIMUT(from(nearest (nearestminute)minute)+NL-SL+ED-WD+NLSL+ED-WDAB N 10-00650.00BC S 70-29895.00315.00CD S 26-28EDE S 65-33875.00EA N 45-31410.00TOTALLECRP(nearest hundred)AREA

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Direction: Given the following data on the table. Fil up the needed data. Balance the traverse by transit rule. Solve the area by DPD or DMD. Sketch the traverse. All values must be in decimal places. DISTAN AZIMUT COMPUTED COMPUTED CE (M) ADJUSTED DEPARTURE LATITUDE ADJUSTED ADJUST ADJUST ADJUST DPD ED BEARIN AZIMUT LN BEARIN DOUBLE AREA DEPARTURE ED DISTAN CE LATITUDE ED (from S) (nearest (nearest minute) minute) NL -SL ED WD NL SL ED WD AB N 10-00 650.00 BC S 70-29 895.00 CD S 26-28 315.00

Direction: Given the following data on the table. Fil up the needed data. Balance the traverse by transit rule. Solve the area by DPD or DMD. Sketch the traverse. All values must be in decimal places. DISTAN AZIMUT COMPUTED COMPUTED CE (M) ADJUSTED DEPARTURE LATITUDE ADJUSTED ADJUST ADJUST ADJUST DPD ED BEARIN AZIMUT LN BEARIN DOUBLE AREA DEPARTURE ED DISTAN CE LATITUDE ED (from S) (nearest (nearest minute) minute) NL -SL ED WD NL SL ED WD AB N 10-00 650.00 BC S 70-29 895.00 CD S 26-28 315.00

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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Problem 1P

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Surveying

Direction: Given the fallowing data on the table. Fill up the needed data. Balance the traverse by transit rule. Salve the area by DPD or DMD.
Sketch the traverse. All values must be in decimal places.
DISTAN AZIMUT
CE
(M)
COMPUTED COMPUTED
LATITUDE
ADJUSTED
LATITUDE
ADJUST ADJUST ADJUST
ED
BEARIN
LIN BEARIN
ADJUSTED
DEPARTURE
DOUBLE
AREA
DPD
DEPARTURE
ED
DISTAN
CE
ED
AZIMUT
(from
(nearest (nearest
minute)
minute)
+NL
-SL
+ED
-WD
+NL
SL
+ED
-WD
AB N 10-00
650.00
BC S 70-29
895.00
315.00
CD S 26-28
E
DE S 65-33
875.00
EA N 45-31
410.00
TOTAL
LEC
RP
(nearest hundred)
AREA

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