. Problem 1Compute the area within the following traverse using theCoordinate method and CHECK by the DMDS methodBalancedCoordinatesCourseDep LatPointXYAB-226.9846 98.7106 A709,489.434709,262.449709,176.011709,061.165709,361.616708,846.452G 709,568.788709,682.105I 709,563.827121,072.089121,170.800120,992.637120,797.489120,807.032120,287.159120,244.663119,715.939120,610.402BC-86.4386 -178.1623CD-114.8457 -195.1486CDE300.45129.5436EF-515.1646 -519.8733日FG722.3360 -42.4958FGH113.3175 -528.7245HI-118.2782 894.4631IA-74.3929 461.6870

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Problem 1 Compute the area within the following traverse using the coordinate method and CHECK by the DMDS method Balanced Coordinates Course Dep Lat Point Y AB -226.9846 98.7106 709,489.434 709,262.449 709,176.011 709,061.165 709,361.616 708,846.452 709,568.788 709,682.105 709,563.827 A 121,072.089 121,170.800 120,992.637 120,797.489 120,807.032 120,287.159 120,244.663 119,715.939 120,610.402 BC -86.4386 -178.1623 CD -114.8457 -195.1486 DE 300.4512 9.5436 EF -515.1646 -519.8733 E FG 722.3360 -42.4958 F GH 113.3175 -528.7245 894.4631 461.6870 HI -118.2782 IA -74.3929

Problem 1 Compute the area within the following traverse using the coordinate method and CHECK by the DMDS method Balanced Coordinates Course Dep Lat Point Y AB -226.9846 98.7106 709,489.434 709,262.449 709,176.011 709,061.165 709,361.616 708,846.452 709,568.788 709,682.105 709,563.827 A 121,072.089 121,170.800 120,992.637 120,797.489 120,807.032 120,287.159 120,244.663 119,715.939 120,610.402 BC -86.4386 -178.1623 CD -114.8457 -195.1486 DE 300.4512 9.5436 EF -515.1646 -519.8733 E FG 722.3360 -42.4958 F GH 113.3175 -528.7245 894.4631 461.6870 HI -118.2782 IA -74.3929

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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