Given the following data for lengths AB (197.20m), BC (372.31m), CD (165.03m), DA (242.50m) and Latitudes AB (-119.09), BC (372.28), CD (-1.16), DA (-242.16) and Departures AB (-157.16), BC (4.54), CD (164.63), DA (-12.99). By applying the transit rule, the adjusted latitude and adjusted departure of course AB, respectively, are • -120.69 m and 157.36 m • -117.49 m and -157.61 m • -120.69 m and -156.71 m • -117.10 m and -157.36 m • -121.08 m and -156.96 m

Given the following data for lengths AB (197.20m), BC (372.31m), CD (165.03m), DA (242.50m) and Latitudes AB (-119.09), BC (372.28), CD (-1.16), DA (-242.16) and Departures AB (-157.16), BC (4.54), CD (164.63), DA (-12.99). By applying the transit rule, the adjusted latitude and adjusted departure of course AB, respectively, are • -120.69 m and 157.36 m • -117.49 m and -157.61 m • -120.69 m and -156.71 m • -117.10 m and -157.36 m • -121.08 m and -156.96 m

Structural Analysis

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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